David Sanders
Project 2025
by Dr. David Sanders I have a general rule when it comes to the length of books I am willing to read. I don’t remember how this personal rule started. It may have been the three times I tried to Read more…
by Dr. David Sanders I have a general rule when it comes to the length of books I am willing to read. I don’t remember how this personal rule started. It may have been the three times I tried to Read more…
by Melanie Gruenwald My husband and I were in the mountains this past week, enjoying the Colorado summer. It’s a gift to live here, and to have time to bike, hike and explore together. We have been married almost 23 Read more…
by David Sanders Dedicated to Robin Glickstein Ten years ago we introduced into our curriculum a course on Holding Opposites. Within a year, the course was developed into a year-long curriculum. Many students have told me that what is Read more…
by Melanie Gruenwald Malchut: manifestation Making Time Count Over the past seven weeks, many people in the Kabbalah Experience community and the greater Jewish community have been mindfully engaged with the counting of time. We count up 49 days, marking Read more…
by Dr. David Sanders Yesterday, I had a sudden urge to cook Matzoh Brei (rhymes with fry). It has been my custom to eat Matzoh on the day that is designated as Second Passover but I was not tracking the Read more…
by Melanie Gruenwald Week3: Tiferet. This week, we are immersed in the third week of the counting of the Omer, experiencing the harmony and balance of Tiferet. We embody Tiferet as the holding of opposites. It seems to Read more…
by Dr. David Sanders Today is the 2nd day in the upward count of 50 days from Passover to Shavuot (the holiday of weeks). It is a yearly meditative ritual count with a primary focus on the awareness practice of Read more…
by Melanie GruenwaldThe spring weather in Denver has inspired me to walk to work as much as possible. It gives me time to get some steps in and listen to interesting podcasts.This week, I was inspired by two podcasts- Micah Goodman’s Read more…
by Dr. David Sanders To keep months aligned with the earth’s rotation around the sun, an extra day was added in the Gregorian calendar every four years to February, the month with the least number of days. A larger discrepancy Read more…
by Melanie Gruenwald On Monday, I stepped into an Uber in North Carolina, with a lovely driver who was warm and welcoming. I am on my first business trip since 2015—with great anticipation and also a little bit of Read more…