HerTorah: The Elul Journey
Preparing for Rosh Hashana Through the Wisdom of Yemima
A two-part series led by Naama Sadan
What does it mean to “prepare for the High Holidays”?
What is this month of Elul, designated as a time of “teshuva” – traditionally translated as “repentance”?
Can this month be more? An opportunity for introspection, for stillness, for reflection, for acknowledgement of growth, for appreciation of our personal journeys?
Join us for this two-part series with the fantastic Naama Sadan who will share a new perspective on teshuvah and preparing for Rosh Hashana through the heart-bending wisdom of Yemima Avital. The “Yemima Method” is a unique spiritual approach combining psychology and feminine kabbalah (Jewish mysticism) that continues to influence thousands.
Come to one, come to both. But, come.
Our learning is incomplete without you.
Join us Wednesday 9/6 + Tuesday 9/12 @ 8:15-9:30pm ET.
Please invite someone you think might want to be with us, too.
No previous Jewish learning experience or familiarity with Hebrew necessary. You won’t have to share anything unless you want to.
HerTorah gathers together a diverse community of Jewish women to connect over our shared heritage, explore our collective wisdom, and elevate our communal experience in learning with and from one another.
HerTorah is directed by Rabbanit Aliza Sperling, made possible in part by support of the Aviv Foundation and The Covenant Foundation and inspired by each one of us.
This gathering was made possible (in part) by funds granted by The Covenant Foundation. The statements made and the views expressed, however, are solely of SVIVAH.
This gathering welcomes women* 12+ and learners of all backgrounds.
SVIVAH is dependent on the generosity of those who choose to invest in a powerful community of women. As always, cost should never be a barrier to anything SVIVAH, but if you can, please help us show respect to our speakers/facilitators for their time and expertise. www.svivah.org/donate
Questions about ZOOM or about this gathering? Email connect@svivah.org
*SVIVAH defines "Jewish woman" as anyone wishing to be included in a circle of Jewish women. If you want to be here, we want you to be here.