The Path of Meditation
Sunday, May 19, 7 pm, Center for Spiritual Living
To provide a more meditative environment, this month's Paths to Awakening music will be from Elle McSharry and David Johnston.
Rabbi Ted on Whidbey Island —
Tuesday, May 28, 6 pm, Bayview Sears House, 2812 Meinhold Rd, Langley:
Universal Secrets of the Kabbalah: Teachings on Transcendence
The Kabbalah is the heart of Jewish Mysticism. The word means "That Which is Received," and relates to the ongoing reality of revelation in Judaism. During this presentation, Rabbi Ted will talk about how the three basic levels of human identity are described by the Kabbalistic Tree of Life, and how we might awaken ourselves utilizing the wisdom of the Kabbalah. Voluntary contributions will benefit Playscape.
Spiritual guide, author, teacher and therapist, Rabbi Ted Falcon, Ph.D., has been a student and teacher of Jewish meditation and Kabbalah for over forty years. With gentleness and humor, he offers unique insight into spirituality while deeply affirming the integrity of each individual being.
As part of the Interfaith Amigos, Rabbi Ted explores the frontiers of interfaith spirituality. Karen Armstrong calls their "exuberant and courageous" new book, Religion Gone Astray: What We Found at the Heart of Interfaith, "an inspiration and example for all of us in these sadly polarized times."
"Moses teaches us that the pains associated with our complaining end not through outer change but through deep healing. Our complaints often hide the hurt we are experiencing."
— from the current Weekly Focus
"When I received my rabbinic training in the mid-1960s, I had never heard of such a thing as Jewish meditation. Whether any of my teachers at the Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion, all products of the Enlightenment, were familiar with this practice, I do not know, but I am certain they would have dismissed it as irrational."
— from Life At Its Highest, on the Reform Judaism site.
To learn more about why and how to support Rabbi Ted's work, click here.
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Photos: Andrew Goodman
As part of the Interfaith Amigos, Rabbi Ted explores the frontiers of interfaith spirituality. Karen Armstrong calls their "exuberant and courageous" new book, Religion Gone Astray: What We Found at the Heart of Interfaith, "an inspiration and example for all of us in these sadly polarized times."
"Moses teaches us that the pains associated with our complaining end not through outer change but through deep healing. Our complaints often hide the hurt we are experiencing."
— from the current Weekly Focus
"When I received my rabbinic training in the mid-1960s, I had never heard of such a thing as Jewish meditation. Whether any of my teachers at the Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion, all products of the Enlightenment, were familiar with this practice, I do not know, but I am certain they would have dismissed it as irrational."
— from Life At Its Highest, on the Reform Judaism site.
To learn more about why and how to support Rabbi Ted's work, click here.
Join Our Mailing List
Photos: Andrew Goodman
— from Life At Its Highest, on the Reform Judaism site.
To learn more about why and how to support Rabbi Ted's work, click here.
| Join Our Mailing List |
Photos: Andrew Goodman