Judaism structures our entire day, from the moment we wake up until the moment we drift off to sleep. But what if I told you that these ritual actions can serve higher and loftier means? Join us to find how our daily practice can enable access to higher states of consciousness.

Judaism stands both geographically and conceptually at the crossroads of the world. Though William James divides the world into that of the West/Becoming and the East/Being, Judaism seeks to integrate these two typologies offering a more holistic approach to our relationship with the Divine.

Is darkness and opacity a consequence or is it a intentional constitutive design?

Are you more of a morning person or a night person? Come explore how Rav Tzadok utilizes these typologies to inform our perspective on Divine worship. Lastly, what do you dream about?

Join Rabbi Elie Schwartz as we discover how our everyday actions can be saturated with meaning and every blessing we make is a theological roller coaster.

Join Rabbi Elie Schwartz for an exploration of the thought of Rav Tzadok HaKohen of Lublin (1823-1900) through his work Tzidkat HaTzaddik.