This is part one of Likutey Moharan II, Lesson 17 (3), Nature and Hashgocha Pratis and what this means in your life. (Class from January 29, 2020.) Part one deals with how Hashem truly views you. He looks for the good in you!
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Nature and Hashgacha Pratis LM II 17 Part 1 Chaya Rivka Z
Join us next Wednesday
Sunday, January 26, 2020
2:15 to 3:15 pm at the JCC Manhattan
Breslov Healing: Your Body is A Map of Your Soul with Chaya Rivka Zwolinski
Register at the JCC Manhattan Website
In this class we’ll explore the Kabbalistic reasons your soul is housed in this brilliantly complex home we call “my body”. Different energetical qualities called “sefirot” are affected by and affect emotional and physical well being. Each body part corresponds to one or more of these sefirot. Anxiety and worry, anger and negativity, fear and depression are all signs of a spiritual imbalance that can be addressed by working with this unique map. We’ll also discuss some of the parts of your body and their psychospiritual counterparts, with the goal of taking home practical tools so you can find more health and joy in your life.
This class is based on the teachings of the 18th century Chasidic master, Rebbe Nachman of Breslov. His life work can be defined as an original holistic healing modality that focuses on self-knowledge rooted in Jewish mysticism.
There will also be a panel discussion from 12:00 to 1:00 pm featuring a variety of speakers including Chaya Rivka. This is part of the JCC Day of Kabbalah sponsored by the Carlebach Shul. Please note: There is mixed seating.
Chaya Rivka Zwolinski, Director of BRI Women, is the leading female teacher of authentic Breslov Chasidut in North America. She brings a deep understanding of transformational personal growth to her lectures, classes, and workshops, both in person and online (BRI Breslov YouTube Channel; Breslov.org/BreslovCampus) and writes for Breslov.org and other websites. She’s written and co-authored several books including the bestseller Therapy Revolution: Find Help, Get Better and Move On (HCI) and The Parent Child Dance: A Guide to Help You Understand and Shape Your Child’s Behavior (Feldheim.) Currently, she is compiling the first Breslov book by women for women, Rebbe Nachman: A Woman’s Treasury to be published by BRI. She also leads the BRI Experience women’s tours to Jewish & Chasidic Ukraine (next tour is June 2020.) Her new book, May You Have A Day: Making Your Life Better with the Teachings of Rebbe Nachman will be published in early 2020, iyH. She lives in Brooklyn, NY.