Compassion in The Midst of Evil?

Posted by senseijs on Wednesday, April 14, 2010

This Monday's Jewish Mindfulness Meditation Class followed on the heels of Yom HaShoah- Holocaust Memorial Day. How can those who are plunged to the depths of suffering find their way out of despair to compassion? Click here and join us as we explore the teachings of the Piacentzer Rebbe, 1942, as he faced the horrors of the Holocaust that surrounded him.

Holocaust Memorial Day: Coping With Evil

And, while you're at it, take a look at the other podcasts posted there.

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Instructor

Rabbi James Moshe Jacobson-Maisels is a teacher of Jewish Mindfulness Meditation, Jewish Spirituality, Jewish Spiritual Practices and Jewish Thought in Israel and America.

Educated in philosophy and Jewish Studies at Brown University, Oxford University, and various yeshivot in Israel, He teaches at the Hannaton Educational and Spiritual Center in the Galilee, the Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies in Jerusalem, and Yeshivat Hadar in New York City, and is pursuing a doctorate in Jewish Mysticism at the University of Chicago.

He strives to integrate his study and practice in order to live, and help others live Judaism as a spiritual discipline. May this Torah, offered here as a gift of love, help us all awaken to our true natures as sparks from the Divine Fire.

Heart Consciousness - תודעת הלב

Jewish Mindfulness Meditation - מדיטציה מודענותית יהודית