Every time we turn on the news, another disaster is being

reported. We are constantly bombarded with news of death and destruction, terrorism, natural disasters, and illness. How does one remain positive with so many terrible things happening around us? Learn how the Torah teaches us to maintain our faith and not only endure difficult times but transform them.

 

Does it really matter what we think if we don’t ever speak those thoughts, let alone act on them? I mean isn’t daydreaming harmless? Aren’t our actions all that really count? Join Sara Esther Crispe as we delve into the inner dimensions of our foundational characteristics, learn how they are the basis for how we interact with the world around us, and discover just how much power they have, and more importantly, how much power we have over them.

 

Speech is what defines u s as human beings. How we speak determines the type of human beings that we are. This class demonstrates how to properly communicate feelings of need, hurt, and criticism in a constructive and loving manner. Through discussing five levels of    communication, according to Chassidut and Kabbalah, we will see how verbal communication is not only the essential foundation to a healthy relationship but an intrinsic part and predecessor to any form of physical contact.