Rabbi Gerzi speaks about understanding our sense of self and learning how to integrate ourselves in the life we live. Giving space, upgrading our life for ourselves and others.

Exploring the tradition of inner development in Judaism, the journey begins with a change of reality, a shift that started within and becomes more apartment with the mapping out of the consciousness. Speaking to the priming for the next steps.

Recorded April 3rd, 2025, 5th of Nissan 5785 in Beis Dovid Pilzno.

Rabbi Gerzi continues to explain how being present (in the moment) creates a greater appreciation, upgrading our lives.With a particular focus on bridging the gap between understanding the subjective notion of self and the objective reality while maintaining a balance, hint do not isolate find community, friends.Please join this series as we encounter and develop our inner self.This class was given in Beis Dovid (Pilzno Shul) on the 20th of Adar (Mar. 20th).

Rabbi Gerzi continues to explain how being present (in the moment) creates a greater appreciation. Through understanding the relation between change and transition within ourselves and how it relates to different levels of our soul and inner sense of self we are more equipped to live fuller joyful lives! Please join this series as we encounter and develop our inner self.This class was given in Beis Dovid (Pilzno Shul) on the 6th of Adar (Mar. 6th).

Rabbi Gerzi continues to explain how being present (in the moment) creates a greater appreciation. Through journaling finding out how we work to begin healing which is so natural we just may have been taught not to over time.Please join this series as we encounter and develop our inner self.This class was given in Beis Dovid (Pilzno Shul) on the 29th of Shevat (Feb. 27th).

Rabbi Gerzi explains how being present (in the moment) creates the sense of health one needs to foster a greater appreciation and happiness. Please join this series as we encounter and develop our inner self.This class was given in Beis Dovid (Pilzno Shul) on the 22nd of Shevat (Feb. 20th).