Description
In this 4-part series, you will:
~Become attuned to your need for connection and what role connection plays in fulfilling your spiritual mission.
~Consider what you are seeking in a spiritual sense when selecting a community and why a community is meaningful to you.
~Examine the purpose of Torah leaders and gain a deeper understanding of the system of leadership underlined in the Torah.
~Gain unique insights and perspectives on the many relationships that you encounter in your life, why you need to select carefully and what spiritual role they play for you.
Session 1: Connecting to Family
Explore the spiritual foundation of marriage and family, why it exists and what drives you to build it.
Session 2: Connecting to Your Community
Explore what a community is and why it is important to you on an individual level. Rebbetzin Heller quoted Pirque Avot and other sources, explaining the importance of asking these questions when seeking a community.
Session 3: Connecting to Authority
The Torah maintains an authoritarian system. Discover the purpose of leadership and the history and role of leadership throughout the ages.
Session 4: Connecting to Hashem and Recognizing Miracles
Explore our connection with Hashem and gain unique insights on the miracles of Chanukah.
About Rebbetzin Tziporah Heller: Internationally acclaimed speaker and educator, Rebbetzin Tziporah Heller has been a full-time lecturer at Neve Yerushalayim College in Jerusalem since 1980, impacting the lives of thousands of women worldwide. She is also the author of six popular books, including Here You Are, Battle Plans, and This Way Up.
“Her teachings are changing my life. Thank you for making them available in the USA.”
“What a blessing!! The class was extremely insightful and beautiful. It feels right to listen to someone who thinks like I do and also brings beautiful light to the table. I loved it! It encourages my best!”
“There are no words to express our appreciation for the truth, depth and clarity that you give us. B”H you have so much vision of people and their situations.”
“R’Heller is brilliant. Have always loved her shiurim at Neve and now that I live in chutz l’eretz…listening to her is my connection to the land!”
