ENCOUNTERING THE TREE OF LIFE PART 1: Unveiling the Tree

Join us for this two-session introduction to the Tree of Life and Kabbalistic Four Worlds.
About this Event

This course, co-sponsored by Yerusha's signature wisdom school: Secrets My Grandmother Told Me and the Lilith Institute, is offered in two parts.
Both Part 1 and Part 2 are prerequisites for the Wisdom School.

Register NOW for both parts and receive a 15% discount on part 2:

Join us as we unlock the secrets of the Tree of Life and the mystical Kabbalistic Four Worlds in just two enlightening sessions*. Discover how this ancient wisdom can enrich your life, offering practical tools for achieving balance and aligning with your deepest values.

We will uncover the Tree of Life's profound significance as a blueprint for Creation, guiding us on a journey towards personal growth and spiritual connection. Whether you're new to these teachings or seeking to deepen your understanding, this intimate experience promises insights and practices to nurture your relationship with the Tree.

*For a deeper immersion into these mystical teachings, an additional four sessions will be offered. , beginning March 12

MEET THE INSTRUCTORS

Rabbi Nadya Gross

Rabbi Nadya is Co-Founder and Chief Programming Officer of Yerusha, a spiritual director, and congregational leader. She transmits the mystical teachings passed down from her grandmother in a two-year wisdom school: Secrets My Grandmother Told Me, serves on the faculty of Yerusha's Sage-ing® Legacy Program, and the Anamcara Project of the Sacred Art of Living Center. She is the co-author, with Rabbi Malka Drucker, of .

Yoreshet Ruach D'vorah Grenn, Ph.D

Yoreshet En-Kohenet Ruach D’vorah is Founding Director of The Lilith Institute. She co-directed the Women’s Spirituality MA Program, Institute of Transpersonal Psychology/Sofia University in Palo Alto, California, and founded Mishkan Shekhinah, a movable sanctuary honoring the Sacred Feminine in all traditions. Her anthology includes sacred writings of 72 women in 25 spiritual traditions. Other publications: ; “The Kohanot: Keepers of the Flame” in Stepping into Ourselves (Key & Cant); the Jewish priestess and Lilith entries in Encyclopedia of Women in World Religions.