Healing is about restoring – not necessarily fixing.
You can’t replace a limb, but you can restore the person who lost it.

We are comprised of many parts, not only in terms of organs, sinews and ligaments but also in terms of what we embody on psychic and emotional planes. In our attempts to heal, we endeavor to reconstitute the scattered fragments and treat the issue as if we are in search of a misplaced item or two. This way of understanding illness allows us to avoid focusing on bandaging the symptom and instead honing in on the underlying vacuum.

In this brief journey, Rabbis Maron and Winkler will introduce lesser-promulgated ancient and early medieval Hebraic and Aramaic sources of wisdom on the interplay of ailing and healing, and on the long-neglected trauma of existing.

The sharing of this timeless wisdom is welcoming of people of all backgrounds, religious affiliations, cultures and belief-systems.

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Rabbi Miriam Ashina Maron, PhD, MA, BSN, RN, holds a doctorate in Kabbalistic Healing and is an erudite scholar, author and teacher of ancient Judaic Mystery Wisdom. Her academic background and her experience in in-patient and out-patient psychiatric as well as medical-surgical units, combined with her immersion in pragmatic Judaic life wisdom, has helped her clients bridge their internal islands of body, mind and spirit toward more holistic resolution of bio-psychosocial health and relationship issues. Her book, Ancient Moon Wisdom, encapsulates her decades of research and teachings on Judaism’s rich treasury of wisdom around the lunar cycles and their relationship to Hebraic tribal totems. She is also the co-author of Spiral of the Three Mothers: An Aboriginal Jewish Wisdom Guide to the High Holydays, and The Invitation: Living A Meaningful Death – Ancient Jewish Teachings on Death and Dying and their Lessons for Enriching and Deepening the Quality of Living.

Learn more about Rabbi Maron’s Faces of the Sapphire courses and become a member at Patreon.com/facesofthesapphire

Visit Rabbi Maron’s website at miriamscyberwell.com

Rabbi Gershon Maron Winkler, PhD is a widely recognized pioneer in the restoration of aboriginal Jewish Mystery Wisdom. Author of fifteen books on themes of Jewish lore, law, history and mystery, his refreshing teachings are harvested from more than four decades of immersion in ancient Judeo-Aramaic and Hebraic source texts and oral traditions. He is the author of Magic of the Ordinary: Recovering the Shamanic in Judaism and served many years as Hillel Director, Circuit-Riding Rabbi, Prison Chaplain, as well as Guest Lecturer at numerous colleges and universities and communities across the U.S., Central America and Israel.

Learn more about Rabbi Gershon’s work at walkingstick.org

This event is has passed. If you registered, you will receive a link to the recording.

The Rabbis encourage all from KSG to their books and other offerings. Download this pdf for more info

Please consider making a voluntary contribution of $10-$15-$25 or more – via our donation form at katonahstudygroup.org/support-us so that we may continue bringing you quality KSG events free of charge.