Free Sample Classes
Are you ready for a Transformative Experience? Join us for a free introductory class to Kabbalah.
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.
Summer course schedule and registration coming soon!
Soul: Foundations in Transformative Kabbalah
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 April 7th at 1:30pm Mountain Time / 3:30pm Eastern
See All Classes Taught By Melanie Gruenwald
Understanding the Tree of Life
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 learn about and then practice incorporating this system of energy flow in all our interactions.
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)
- Monday April 6th at 1:30pm Mountain Time / 3:30pm Eastern with Melanie Gruenwald
- Monday April 13th at 1:30pm Mountain Time / 3:30pm Eastern with Melanie Gruenwald
See All Classes Taught By Melanie Gruenwald
Time
Do you understand time? It is not the seconds and minutes ticking by, or the days, weeks and years we live by—all of those are how we measure time. What then is the dimension of time that has so fascinated the inquiry of scientist and spiritual seeker? This Kabbalistic detective story unveils the greatest unseen reality: time and the present moment, experience it in the eternity of an eye-blink.
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)
- Monday April 6th at 9:00am Mountain Time / 11am Eastern with Melanie Gruenwald
- Tuesday April 7th at 11:30am / 1:30pm Eastern with Melanie Gruenwald
- Monday April 13th at 9:00am Mountain Time / 11am Eastern with Melanie Gruenwald
See All Classes Taught By Melanie Gruenwald
Eve and Adam Re-envisioned: A New Story for the Evolution for Human Consciousness
Over the centuries, Kabbalists have focused their text-based teachings by adding the dimension of metaphor to the traditional interpretation of Torah. The most radical of their suggestions was the affirmation that a “new Torah” will be revealed through the creativity of seeing the text as fluid and reconfiguring in new forms. In parallel fashion to how Wicked retells the story of the Wizard of Oz, we will delve into the story of Eve and Adam in the Garden of Eden to formulate a “new old story” which foreshadows the evolution of humankind.
Free intro classes are approximately 1 hour long
- Tuesday March 24th at 1:00pm Mountain Time / 3:00pm Eastern with Dr. David Sanders
The Best of TED and ELI Talks
Over the past 20 years we have integrated into our study many of the premier short form talks found on TED and ELI (Jewish themed) enhancing our Kabbalah studies. These talks, around 18 minutes, will be the catalyst for us delving into a variety of topics from identity to consciousness, to our interconnectedness, creativity and our ability to forgive.
Free intro classes are offered in person and virtually through Zoom and are approximately 1 hour long
- Wednesday March 25 at 10:00am Mountain Time / 12pm Eastern
Mussar, Kabbalah, and Brene Brown: Have You No Shame?
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.” This winter’s session will study the chapter on the very first emotion mentioned in the Bible, bushah – often translated as ‘shame.’ Drawing upon the contemporary insights of Dr. Brown on this topic will offer us a fresh lens through which to understand various forms of self-conscious emotional discomfort [shame?] and harness it for good.
Classes are offered in-person and virtually through Zoom
Free intro classes are approximately 1 hour long
- Wednesday April 15th at 10:30am Mountain Time / 12:30pm Eastern with Rabbi Jamie Arnold
Kabbalah as an Antidote to Tribalistic Religion
The new series challenges the notion of religion as an inherently conservative, tribalistic force in society with a study of a recent book by maverick rabbi, Rami Shapiro. Rabbi Rami’s theology, like that of teachers like rabbis Abraham Joshua Heschel, Zalman Schacter-Shlomi, and Arthur Green, is steeped in kabbalah. In his book “Judaism without Tribalism: A Guide to Being a Blessing to All the Peoples of the Earth” we get a glimpse of how religion infused with a kabbalistic sensibility might look.
Participants (in the full class) will be asked to purchase their own copy of the book, and bring a willingness to re-examine religion through a modern kabbalistic lens.
This class will be offered virtually through Zoom only (not offered in-person)
Free intro classes are approximately 1 hour long
- Friday April 10th at 9:30am Mountain Time / 11:30am Eastern with Rabbi Jamie Arnold
News Cycle Support 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. This series will highlight the midwinter holidays of Tu Bishvat, Rosh Hodesh Adar, and Purim.
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)
This class will be offered virtually through Zoom only (not offered in-person)
Free intro classes are approximately 1 hour long
- Friday April 10th at 8:00am Mountain Time / 10am Eastern with Rabbi Jamie Arnold