We are living in the eye of the storm.
When this administration won the White House, many of us felt the deep vibrational bang as the small window we had onto salvaging our climate systems slammed shut.
Is this a reality you are wanting to explore? How does this truth inform the rest of the beautiful life you still will live upon this challenged planet?
If the answer is yes
Join Rabbi Katy Allen and Storyteller and long-time climate activist Judith Black in exploring, through word, movement, art, and music, Terry LePage’s deeply thoughtful book.
This gathering is free, but you must get the book and register.
4 Thursdays, 7:00-8:30 PM
Starting April 17
April 17-May 8
Join a class, workshop, or walk with Rabbi Katy
Shabbat Morning Meditative Walks
Join Rabbi Katy and May'an Tikvah for leisurely walks in Metrowest Boston on Shabbat morning that include prayer, readings, discussion, personal meditation, and time to connect with each other. Find upcoming dates here.
As a Falling Leaf: Slowing Down and Letting Go
Join Rabbi Katy on selected Friday evenings for 30 minutes of ancient and modern wisdom, guided meditation, and reflection. Find more information here and upcoming dates here.
Comments from students:
I experienced the meetings as being rich and revelatory…so many memories, making connections, experiencing deeper insights…. I don’t know Hebrew but I experienced a sense of comfort in seeing the written words. Along with the timelessness and grounding of the trees, it further informed me that G!d is truly present here.
I think your book is brilliant! Having so few words, it afforded greater space and freedom for things to emerge than if paragraphs had been written. And the words you wrote are so precise, expressing so much in terms of pain, joy, healing and love. The fact that the sensitive and moving photographs were taken by your mother…wow, what a tribute. A beautiful piece of work and, as you said in your introduction, personal and universal. I can see it being used as a retreat…one day, several days…and I trust that, however it is used, it will be transforming for those who experience it.
--Joy, participant in A Tree of Life workshop
Your message was powerful and empowering. You looked wonderful…like a nature emissary or…from another era…a nature goddess/representative of all beings of nature… What a presence you offered.
--Judith, conference attendee
Your words ... are so helpful in leveling the unevenness in what I am feeling. The draining and confusion from the depth of anger, the storming of institutions, the range of remarks, are all unsettling. Your message is a balm, a lullaby, a recognition of suffering and unease, even for the moment.
--Carol, workshop participant
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