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In this episode, Rabbi Jess explores and delves into the topic of divorce with Rabbi Ezra Weinberg, examining 'why does divorce make some people so uncomfortable?'
Aspects of Rabbi Ezra Weinberg's work with divorce:
Also explored in this conversation: 'Does the Jewish community sometimes isolate people going through divorce?'
Discussed is the consideration of divorce as a sacred moment in one's life.
What are the rituals in divorce to help with closure?
Reb Ezra shares the core message of his work: 'the central spiritual gesture of divorce is 'release.''
Biography
Reb Ezra Weinberg is a Philadelphia-based rabbi and a practitioner of conflict transformation. He is the founder of Jews Get Divroce. Among his various projects, he officiates weddings and b’nai mitzvah; teaches courses on connecting to Jewish prayer; and helps communities get unstuck around the topic of 'Israel.' He is an adjunct faculty member at Fairleigh Dickinson University, where he teaches the class, 'One G-d, Three Paths,' alongside a priest and an imam. Whether he is working as a shaliakh tzibbur, a Jewish educator, a song leader or a Jewish camp professional, his role in the Jewish community and beyond always comes back to his ability to lift spirits, create community and plant seeds of transformation.
By Rabbi Jessica Minnen and Joel David LessesIn this episode, Rabbi Jess explores and delves into the topic of divorce with Rabbi Ezra Weinberg, examining 'why does divorce make some people so uncomfortable?'
Aspects of Rabbi Ezra Weinberg's work with divorce:
Also explored in this conversation: 'Does the Jewish community sometimes isolate people going through divorce?'
Discussed is the consideration of divorce as a sacred moment in one's life.
What are the rituals in divorce to help with closure?
Reb Ezra shares the core message of his work: 'the central spiritual gesture of divorce is 'release.''
Biography
Reb Ezra Weinberg is a Philadelphia-based rabbi and a practitioner of conflict transformation. He is the founder of Jews Get Divroce. Among his various projects, he officiates weddings and b’nai mitzvah; teaches courses on connecting to Jewish prayer; and helps communities get unstuck around the topic of 'Israel.' He is an adjunct faculty member at Fairleigh Dickinson University, where he teaches the class, 'One G-d, Three Paths,' alongside a priest and an imam. Whether he is working as a shaliakh tzibbur, a Jewish educator, a song leader or a Jewish camp professional, his role in the Jewish community and beyond always comes back to his ability to lift spirits, create community and plant seeds of transformation.