Free Sample Classes
Are you ready for a Transformative Experience? Join us for a free sample Kabbalah class.
Each spiritual path is different. You want to walk more authentically through your days. Some benefit from new insight that unblocks them and calls them to change. Some find peace in the community of others seeking spiritual fellowship. Whatever the point of entry, there is meaning and direction to be found in the unseen realm. Kabbalah Experience throws wide that door and extends an invitation to investigate both the material and the spiritual worlds with fresh eyes. Feel the world around you opening up to reveal more opportunities for you and humanity as a whole. There is more to life than what first seems to be the case.
Please join us in person, or connect with ZOOM video conference.
Fall Free Sample Classes September 15, 16 and 18!
Scroll to bottom and complete the form to register for free sample classes
Soul
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 Psychology as Synchronicity and in Kabbalah as Soul Connections.
Free intro classes are approximately one hour long and are offered in-person at our Denver, CO location and virtually through Zoom (unless otherwise noted)
Tuesday September 15th at 2:00pm Mountain Time / 4pm Eastern
Your Name, Your Becoming
Do our names matter? Does a name shape destiny? Does your name reveal different dimensions of who you are? Do you have a hidden name? A name is simultaneously an identity, a relationship, a legacy, a calling, a possibility and ultimately a mystery. The Tree of Life provides a map for understanding that a name is not a fixed label but a living process of becoming. Each Sefirah provides a different lens through which your name is understood. Together, we will journey through the Sefirot while exploring the names we have been given, chosen, inherited, and perhaps even the names awaiting to emerge.
Free intro classes are offered in person and virtually through Zoom and are approximately 1 hour long
- Tuesday September 15 at 9:00am Mountain Time / 11am Eastern with Dr. David Sanders
- Wednesday September 16 at 1:30pm Mountain Time / 3:30 Eastern with Dr. David Sanders and Jenna Sezionale Basilicato
Dreams and Kabbalah
Dreams & Kabbalah: “A dream not interpreted is like a letter not read.” This quote is not from Freud or Jung but from the Zohar, the classic medieval Kabbalah text connecting dreams and our spiritual growth. We spend an average of 9 years dreaming. What do our dreams reflect to us of our experience? How are dreams guides for our emotional and spiritual development? Come and see the significance of dreams. Journaling and sharing your dreams helps you apply the Kabbalah dream framework.
Classes are offered in-person and virtually through Zoom
Free intro classes are approximately 1 hour long
- Tuesday September 15th at 10:30am Mountain Time / 12:30pm Eastern with Dr. David Sanders
White Fire: Reimagining Torah Through the Spaces Between the Words
There is an ancient Midrash which states that the Torah is written black fire on white fire. This course explores the “white fire” of Torah—the silent spaces between the black letters. The Kabbalists understood this to mean that there were words in the negative space to be uncovered and revealed. Through close reading of Torah text, participants will learn to enter these “absences” and create new narratives that illuminate timeless questions about human identity, consciousness, relationship, and spiritual development. Using the Adam and Eve narrative as our primary laboratory, participants will write their own “missing scripts” discovering how Torah becomes a mirror for our lives.
Classes are offered in-person and virtually through Zoom
Free intro classes are approximately 1 hour long
- Tuesday September 15th at 12:15pm Mountain Time / 2:15pm Eastern with Dr. David Sanders
Kabbalah Goes to the Movies
It has been more than a decade since we used films as a doorway into the exploration of Kabbalah’s insights into the soul. In the Fall Semester we will explore: Identity; Masks and Essence, Synchronicity and Hidden Connections, and the Soul’s Unfolding through popular and independent films. Your commitment is to watch the assigned films prior to class and come ready to discuss. All films chosen will be available to stream (budget for films is an approximate cost of $30). A sample of films under consideration: Her, Departures, The Other Son, Waking Life, The Whale, The Sweetest Sound, Marty Supreme, American Fiction, Paterson, Nebraska, Philomena, Mother and Child, Three Identical Strangers, The Upside of Anger.
Classes are offered in-person and virtually through Zoom
Free intro classes are approximately 1 hour long
- Wednesday September 16th at 10:00am Mountain Time / 12pm Eastern with Dr. David Sanders
Mussar and Kabbalah
Musar is a moral-spiritual discipline, a system of character development, or soul-growth, that taps the well of Kabbalah and offers a framework and a toolkit for translating that ancient wisdom into a personalized, ongoing ethical discipline to improve ourselves and our world. This pragmatic and deeply personal study (and practice) of musar does a deep dive into the instructor’s own translation of a classical (16th Century) musar text called Orchot Tzaddiqim or “Pathways of Moral Leadership.”
Classes are offered in-person and virtually through Zoom
Free intro classes are approximately 1 hour long
- Wednesday September 16th at 10:30am Mountain Time / 12:30pm Eastern with Rabbi Jamie Arnold
News Cycle Survivors Group
WHAT: This series will draw on the principles and practices of the Jewish calendar, exploring and experiencing the potential impacts of internalizing and implementing lessons learned from the holidays to help us frame and respond effectively to the best and worst of times, individually and collectively.
WHO: This weekly gathering aims to support those of us invested in social and political progress at home and abroad, deeply concerned with the current state of affairs, and committed to bringing our best selves to face the challenges of these turbulent times.
HOW: Classes are offered on-line through Zoom only (not in-person)
Free intro classes are approximately 1 hour long – This Class is offered on Zoom only
- Friday September 18th at 8:00am Mountain Time / 10am Eastern with Rabbi Jamie Arnold
Radical Judaism
This class is offered virtually through Zoom (No In-Person Option)
Free intro classes are approximately 1 hour long – This Class is offered on Zoom only
- Friday September 18th at 9:30am Mountain Time / 11:30am Eastern with Rabbi Jamie Arnold