Journey to Your Higher Self and the High Holidays

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Sessions with Rachel to prepare for, and reflect during, the High Holidays:

Friday 9/11, 2:30-4pm: Improve Your Life and the World Using a Business Model
Monday 9/14, 9:30-11am: Teshuvah
Thursday 9/17, 8-9:30pm: Spiritual But Not Religious
Monday 9/21, 9:30-11am: 5780 in Review
(Past: Monday 9/7, 8-9:30pm: More Than Apples and Honey)

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Improve Your Life and the World Using a Business Model: Cheshbon HaNefesh

Teshuvah: Unburdening Ourselves, Returning to Our True Self

Spiritual But Not Religious: Dealing with Conceptions of Divinity During the High Holidays and Everyday

5780 in Review: Reflect on Your Year, Find Your Prayer

Past: More Than Apples and Honey: What Are the High Holidays *Really* For and How Can They Help You?

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Sessions with Portland rabbis

“Who Will Live and Who Will Die”
Taught by: Rabbi Daniel Isaak - Congregation Neveh Shalom (Conservative)
Description: These Days of Awe constitute a tirade against our mortality, the reality that we will all die. Come to discuss how Judaism professes that life and death is in our hands.
Time: Wednesday, September 16th @ 5pm

Unetaneh Tokef: “Who shall live and who shall die”
Taught by: Rabbi Ariel Stone - Congregation Shir Tikvah (independent)
Description: Consider this central piece of the High Holy Day prayers, its history and meaning, an alternative contemporary adaptation, and a look at Leonard Cohen’s Who By Fire.
Time: Wednesday, September 23rd @ 6pm

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Who Will Live and Who Will Die - Rabbi Daniel Isaak

Unetaneh Tokef - Rabbi Ariel Stone

I would like to attend Womxn's Circle: Rosh Chodesh Tishrei

Sunday 9/20, 2:30-5pm. Open to all on the female spectrum.

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