Kabbalah Experience Classes, Denver

What are the presumptive stories that set human beings in a hierarchical relationship that is both separate and above?  In what ways has religion and our notions of God contributed to this narrative? To see how we participate in these stories it is necessary to penetrate the stories of our human culture that have led to religious fundamentalism,...

” There is a crack in everything, that’s how the light gets in.”~ Leonard Cohen Please join us for this workshop on Kabbalistic and contemporary sources and conversations about light, darkness, hope, grief and resilience. Note: With love and concern for high-risk community members and to comply with safety protocols at Kabbalah Experience,...

Mussar is a path of contemplative practices and exercises that help you become aware of the habit patterns that stop you from fulfilling you fullest potential. Through your study of Mussar you identify and refine your character traits. While Mussar has its own language and integrity, it has many parallels teachings to Kabbalah. If you have never heard...

The study of Kabbalah enables us to discover what is hidden from our perception in plain sight. In this introduction to the basic teachings of the Kabbalah you learn to see beyond habituated and constricted thinking and become open to experiencing the connectivity of all of created reality—what is known in physics as Quantum Entanglement, in Depth...

All spiritual traditions seek the source of our existence in the no-thing. Kabbalah’s core concept of Holding Opposites leads us to appreciate that we are both no-thing and something arising simultaneously. We will explore the higher realms of the Sefirot of Keter (Crown) called Ayin, a meditative state to be entered into on our spiritual journeys....

In this first semester of Inner Transformation you are challenged to strip away your previous understandings of who you are and explore the relationship between your outer selves, inner selves and your essence. The Kabbalah teachings are profound  in revealing the masks (ie. selves, identities, roles), you wear to ensure that you can answer the...

Referenced in the Talmud (Sanh. 65b, 67b), the enigmatic and poetic Sefer Yetzirah is a masterpiece of Jewish mysticism. Join Rabbi Sara Brandes for this text-based exploration of the architecture of the cosmos, as described in this ancient work. Though no Hebrew knowledge is required, this class works from the text in both Hebrew and translation....

A key to consciousness in Kabbalah is the Tree of Life, a visual map of how infinite and finite flow into and from each other. We enter places, form relationships and pursue projects often with little understanding of how they come about, their meaning and the relevance of seeing beyond what manifests. In this introduction to the Tree of Life we...

You search, you look at the roles the world offers and try to find the one that reflects who you are. Only a lucky few get to play the part they want, the rest settle for what is left or struggle with what they have been handed. We all get to embrace our illusions of identity.” ~ Derek DelGaudio Inspired by the Hulu Original Film, In and Of Itself, ...

This is a cooking class on ZOOM. Ingredient and Equipment list will be sent to you upon registration, so you can cook along with Chef Alexis! The Essence of Identity: Layered Charoset A dish that evokes the comfort of the classic and that same idea of the Jews building with bricks, but with each layer corresponding to a different part of one's...

For centuries, practitioners from various faith traditions have turned to the Book of Psalms for inspiration and beauty, for solace and healing.  Yet, many modern readers find the psalms impenetrable — filled as it is with conventional, patriarchal and even militant images of the divine.  History tells us that the sages who...

We return to the Tree of Life (Space) and focus on the “abstract” story level of our lives through engaging in metaphor work.  The key to this inquiry is the realization that we are all living inside of the metaphors (stories) we have created or have been created for us with the practical implication of choosing, modifying or changing those...

Join musician Hal Aqua for a journey through mystical Judaism, expressed through an eclectic array of tunes, songs and chants from ancient to contemporary sources.  The class will be highly experiential — with participation encouraged in singing, chanting, and meditative exercises — as well as study-based. Our curriculum will include Kabbalat...

Resolving Opposites is an invitation to deepen understanding of our core awareness practice of Holding Opposites.  We find ourselves in a moment of division, challenged to find common ground and purpose with others who do not share our views.  The ability to create harmony is the central practice of Kabbalah and relates to...

Mussar is a path of contemplative practices and exercises that help you become aware of the habit patterns that stop you from fulfilling you fullest potential.  Through your study of Mussar you identify and refine your character traits. While Mussar has its own language and integrity, it has many parallel teachings to Kabbalah.