Rabbi Yoel Glick Coming to Atlanta March 4 - 6

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Come join Rabbi Yoel Glick for a weekend of teaching and meditation in honor of the release of his new book Walking the Path of the Jewish Mystic: How to Expand your Awareness and Transform your Life                  

Shabbat March 4-5, 2016 Torah-Veda Center 3562 Castlehill Ct, Tucker 30084 Friday March 4 at 7-9 pm Part I: Contemplative Service Rabbi Glick will lead a contemplative Shabbat service that combines guided meditation, prayer, chanting and singing. Saturday March 5 at 11 am – 1 pm Part II: Meditation Workshop Immersed in the Divine Presence In this workshop, we will enter into the secret world of the Shekhinah to discover the varied aspects of Her nature and the special spiritual blessings that She bestows. We will tap into the heart of Her sacred presence using meditation, chanting, song and prayer. Event fee: $30 one event/ $50 for the two events Space is limited, reserved first come, first served. To Pay/RSVP send check payable to Yoga and Judaism Center to the above address or click: Pay via Paypal for Yoel Glick Event Please indicate Friday, Saturday, or Both with your payment. For more information, contact Steve Gold torahveda@gmail.com, 770-270-8290. Rabbi Yoel Glick is a rabbi with Orthodox ordination, the founder of the first school for Jewish meditation and spirituality in the Old City of Jerusalem, director of daatelyon.org - an online center for spiritual training and wisdom, a spiritual seeker who has spent time in ashram and studied the mystical traditions of the major world religions. Reb Yoel is a teacher, guide and mentor who moves between the city of Jerusalem and a small village in the Pyrenees Mountains of France, opening people’s hearts and minds - connecting them to themselves, to the world around them - to the truth at the core of their being.

Sunday March 6, 2016 Vedanta Center of Atlanta 2331 Brockett Rd, Tucker Part III: Public Talk at 11 am The Essential Qualities of a Spiritual Seeker The spiritual life is an extraordinary adventure. The Bhagavad Gita calls it the razor’s edge. The goal is lofty and the rewards are great, but the path is both difficult and demanding. We need to be well equipped if we are to succeed in our quest. Congregation Or Hadash 7460 Towbridge Rd, Sandy Springs Part IV: Public Talk at 7 pm Walking the Path of the Jewish Mystic How to Expand your Awareness and Transform your Life     In this talk, Rabbi Yoel will explore how we use the seminal teachings of the Kabbalistic tradition to deepen our self-knowledge and live our lives with greater meaning and awareness.

  
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