International Jewish Meditation Community
Iyún Ayin
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Heart-Opening Chanting and Deep Silence with reb brian yosef
Heart-Opening Chanting and Deep Silence with reb brian yosef
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Shalom Friends!
Spiritual Awakening is a direct experience of inner freedom and spacious oneness. Beneath your personality, beneath your thoughts and feelings, there is a radiant field of awareness- free from negativity and connected to the aliveness of the present moment. You can awaken this field through the core practice that I call "Integral Kabbalah Meditation."
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Integral Kabbalah Meditation is a simple but powerfully transformative practice that integrates focussed intention (kavanah), Hebrew chanting (tefilah), and silent Presence (Shtika). Our meditation community meets weekly for live and online for Iyún Ayin, live-streamed from local groups in Tucson, Arizona, and the California Bay Area.
In ancient Hebrew, Iyún means "absorption," as in being absorbed in prayer or meditation. In modern Hebrew, an Iyún is an immersive learning session about a particular topic.
Ayin also can have two meanings: If spelled with the letter ayin, it means "eye," and thus symbolizes awareness. If spelled with the letter aleph, it means "nothingness," in the sense of "openness" or "spaciousness."
Thus, Iyún Ayin is an "Immersion in the Spaciousness of Awareness."
In ancient Hebrew, Iyún means "absorption," as in being absorbed in prayer or meditation. In modern Hebrew, an Iyún is an immersive learning session about a particular topic.
Ayin also can have two meanings: If spelled with the letter ayin, it means "eye," and thus symbolizes awareness. If spelled with the letter aleph, it means "nothingness," in the sense of "openness" or "spaciousness."
Thus, Iyún Ayin is an "Immersion in the Spaciousness of Awareness."
I look forward to Being with you!
love,
reb brian yosef
love,
reb brian yosef