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In the divisive times we live in, rife with war and conflict, how can we practice forgiveness? The teachings of Nondual Kabbalistic Healing offer possibilities for embracing differences—without erasing them—and finding forgiveness even when it is difficult.  (Teacher: Jan Bresnick)

We usually think of joy as the result of success or happiness from achieving something or having had an ecstatic experience.  In this scenario, joy is a state that we aspire to reach. We believe that where we are is not where we should be and that some other state of being is much better.  But the real reward, the Joy of living, appears to us more and more as we engage with Reality as it is.  We want to include Reality as best as we can.  And if we are avoiding, we want to know that with a kind heart toward ourselves.  We will begin to cultivate Joy through the kindness of being inclusive without having to escape where we are. (Teacher: Eileen Marder-Mirman)

Part of the reality of life is that we suffer on many levels and in different ways.  As children we used a great deal of our creative ability to survive so that we could be in life in the best possible way.  As a result, our lives were limited, causing us to feel dull at times or as if we are just going through the motions of life and not really living.  Within our suffering is the womb of creativity.  When we open to our suffering, we open our hearts, cultivating freedom and reclaiming our élan vital.  Then we can be the creative force that we were born to be.  (Teacher: Eileen Marder-Mirman)

Join Jeff in an exploration of the qualities of belonging, conflict and separation.  Through lecture, discussion, and exercises we will meet some of the ways our human nature and experience both support and undermine our hearts desire for true relationship. While participation in both sessions is strongly suggested, it is not required.  (Teacher: Jeff Ellias-Frankel)

Join Jeff in an exploration of the qualities of belonging, conflict and separation.  Through lecture, discussion, and exercises we will meet some of the ways our human nature and experience both support and undermine our hearts desire for true relationship. While participation in both sessions is strongly suggested, it is not required.  (Teacher: Jeff Ellias-Frankel)

Why Awaken? How does awakening to the nondual nature of Reality actually heal the body, mind and spirit? How does healing and awakening transform our capacity for intimacy with all life?

In this workshop, we will explore these questions and a new relationship to awakening, transformation and healing. This workshop is based on Nondual Kabbalistic Healing— the revolutionary work of Jason Shulman, internationally known modern Kabbalist, Buddhist teacher and founder of A Society of Souls—taught by his Dharma Heir, Jinen Brenda Carter Blessings.

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Why Awaken? How does awakening to the nondual nature of Reality actually heal the body, mind and spirit? How does healing and awakening transform our capacity for intimacy with all life?

In this workshop, we will explore these questions and a new relationship to awakening, transformation and healing. This workshop is based on Nondual Kabbalistic Healing— the revolutionary work of Jason Shulman, internationally known modern Kabbalist, Buddhist teacher and founder of A Society of Souls—taught by his Dharma Heir, Jinen Brenda Carter Blessings.

Payment Required before Registration is Complete.
Upon submitting your registration for this workshop, you will be taken to the PayPal website.  You do NOT need a PayPal account to process your credit card payment.  PayPal is the payment gateway we use.  PayPal can be trusted; it is totally safe and easy.

In this call, we will explore our states of consciousness when we are listening. Are we listening from old patterns, which include our judgments and defensive tendencies, or from the space of new beginnings? How do we know the difference and how do we transform the one who is listening, so that we can listen from compassion? (Teacher: Gary DePice)

From the awakened point of view, our longing for healing and freedom is due to the ongoing action of God. This is God calling to God. The reply or action we need is love-in-action, the extending of kindness and acceptance to our limitations and imperfections.  This means that instead of constantly battling our faults and the faults of others, we have an attitude of kindness and compassion.  (Teacher: Jinen Brenda Carter Blessings)

Who are you is the question that awakens you to Emptiness, the Great No-thingness.  You is the answer that returns your personal being to the world.  Vast Emptiness creates a space for everything to appear. The specific particulars of manifest creation are born, live and die. God is the whole thing— the empty, changeless nothingness and all of the separate particulars. When we awaken to this truth, we realize that we are the delight of Emptiness. Or “we are the book that God reads and God is the story we tell.” (Teacher: Jinen Brenda Carter Blessings)