COURSES
Learn this Practice to Attend Weekly Level II Meditation Sessions on Fridays:
Sh'ma and Body of Light in Six Directions Video Course
(Integral Kabbalah Meditation Level II)
The Sh'ma is often taught as the monotheistic creed of Judaism. But the classic Hassidic text, the Tanya, states clearly that Judaism is not a monotheistic religion. Monotheism is the belief in one deity. The Sh'ma, explains the Tanya, does not affirm belief in one deity. Rather, it affirms the basic unity of all Reality, and what we call "God" is nothing less than that basic unity. In other words, God does not "exist," but rather God is Existence.
The Sh'ma, then, is not a creed or belief at all. It is a reminder to notice the basic unity of Reality; it is a pointer to your actual experience, right now.
This four week video course expands on the basic Integral Jewish Meditation practice and goes deep into each of the six words of the Sh'ma, exploring them through contemplation, chanting and meditation. We will also learn a deep visualization and breathing practice to accompany the chanting of the six words, that you can use in your own daily practice.
There is a Talmudic principle that says, "tadir v'she'eino tadir, tadir kodem." This means that more frequent practices take precedence over less frequent practices. For example, Shabbat takes precedence over Hanukkah, because Shabbat comes every week.
Based on this principle, chanting the Sh'ma is perhaps the most important Jewish meditative practice there is, since it is traditionally chanted five or six times per day. And, although many people think of the Sh'ma as a prayer, it isn't. Rather, it is a complete practice of affirmation, contemplation, visualization, chanting and meditation.
Course includes:
The Sh'ma, then, is not a creed or belief at all. It is a reminder to notice the basic unity of Reality; it is a pointer to your actual experience, right now.
This four week video course expands on the basic Integral Jewish Meditation practice and goes deep into each of the six words of the Sh'ma, exploring them through contemplation, chanting and meditation. We will also learn a deep visualization and breathing practice to accompany the chanting of the six words, that you can use in your own daily practice.
There is a Talmudic principle that says, "tadir v'she'eino tadir, tadir kodem." This means that more frequent practices take precedence over less frequent practices. For example, Shabbat takes precedence over Hanukkah, because Shabbat comes every week.
Based on this principle, chanting the Sh'ma is perhaps the most important Jewish meditative practice there is, since it is traditionally chanted five or six times per day. And, although many people think of the Sh'ma as a prayer, it isn't. Rather, it is a complete practice of affirmation, contemplation, visualization, chanting and meditation.
Course includes:
- Four video lessons, about sixty minutes each. Each lesson takes you step by step in building the practice, including chanting, guided meditation and esoteric analysis of the Hebrew words.
- Daily Practice PDF with Hebrew, English transliteration, translation and written instructions.
Pricing:
- $72 Regular Price
- Nefesh Level 20% Membership Discount: $57.60
- Ruakh and Neshamah Members Receive this Course FREE, delivered with Upper Level Membership. Learn More about Ruakh and Neshamah Membership HERE.
To purchase this course, please email Reb Brian Yosef for the payment link, or receive this course free when you upgrade. Learn More.
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Integral Jewish Practice
This seven-week Jewish Prayer e-course is designed to bring your potential for “awakening” into actuality through seven core daily practices that combine chanting, ritual, contemplation and meditation.
Through this daily practice, your life can become an engine of transformation. This “integral” course engages all four levels of your being: physical body, emotions, thinking mind and consciousness.
Course includes:
Through this daily practice, your life can become an engine of transformation. This “integral” course engages all four levels of your being: physical body, emotions, thinking mind and consciousness.
Course includes:
- Seven weekly audio lessons, each forty minutes in length, to be learned for the seven weeks, delivered by email. Each lesson contains guided instructions on one of the seven core practices, special teachings on the inner meanings of the practices, a musical chant, and guided silent meditation.
- Seven shorter practice recordings for daily practice of the material from each of the longer seven lessons.
- Daily Practice E-Book, with Hebrew, English transliteration, translation and written instructions.
- Private Facebook group where participants can interact and follow each other's progress through the course. Reb Brian Yosef will post bonus teachings and help encourage and motivate participants as well.
Pricing:
- $150 Regular Price
- Nefesh Level 20% Membership Discount: $120
- Ruakh Level 30% Membership Discount: $105
- Neshamah Level 50% Membership Discount: $75
- Learn More about Ruakh and Neshamah Membership HERE.
To purchase this course, please email Reb Brian Yosef for the payment link.
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Ayn Od – Music for Shabbat
This recording of mostly original music by Brian Yosef Schachter-Brooks, performed by sacred fusion band BRIAH is available on Amazon as a download and hardcopy CD. For hardcopy CDs, email Reb Brian |
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