Dr. Elliot Malamet and expert guests Susan Osher and Dr. Allan Kaplan explore the relationships between eating, religion, and emotions — and discuss the possibility of creating a relationship between food and faith that is both physically and psychically beneficial.
In this episode of Sacred Time, a podcast devoted to the healing art of the Hebrew calendar, Bluth and Ganga Devi discuss the many ways that we can develop structures and systems to reconnect us with our true priorities in life. Cheshvan encourages us to take practical steps to nurture what is meaningful and important — in this month and beyond.
God had said to Abraham, “Go out from your country, your place of birth and your father’s house to the land I will show you.” Why not just say “Pack up and go to place X?” In this blog, Dr. Elliot Malamet discusses how difficult it is to change your life, especially as you get older and become set in your ways and asks the question “Why not?”.
Welcome to the new month of Cheshvan! We invite you to begin this month with a beautiful yoga practice. In this practice, Jenna invites us to connect with Water Wisdom. Notice in your life where you feel waters are flowing, when tears are pouring, or where you are building an ark to float beyond flooding.
In an age of increasing anxiety and stress, Shabbat is a transformative time period that reconnects us to our families, our friends, our community, and most importantly, to ourselves. From cooking to conversation, music to meditation, prayer to peace, the genuine Shabbat experience is what the world needs now.