15 April 2021, 19 h 30 min

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21 h 30 min

Kabbalah Mindfulness
About the Course

Stress. Anxiety. Distraction. These are all maladies of twenty-first century life. But what if you could outwit them?
For centuries, Kabbalistic teachings have held the answer: Simple, easy to remember meditations, designed to keep you living fully in the moment.
In this six lesson series, you’ll be taken through the basics of Jewish mindfulness.
Each session will contain 45 minutes of Kabbalastic concepts and 30-45 minutes of a guided imagery meditation, followed by instruction on how to utilize it in your day-to-day life.
April 15, 2021 at 7:30pm
Lesson 1: YOU, AS YOU ARE
What exactly is Jewish mindfulness? And more importantly, how can it be used to improve your life? In this first of our four-part series, we will introduce you to the basics of Jewish mindfulness and start you off with a meditation designed to help you tap into your deepest self.
April 22, 2021 at 7:30pm
Lesson 2: EVERY MOMENT IS A WAKE UP CALL
You wake up in the morning, and for an instant, before the weight of daily life settles down upon you, you are free. Free of worry, free of stress or distraction. You are entirely present, at peace, and living in the moment But how do you hold onto that feeling throughout the rest of your day? Tune in to this week’s lesson and find out.
April 29, 2021 at 7:30pm
Lesson 3: ONE ACT AT A TIME
What good is living in the moment, when you’ve got a deadline to meet? It’s not enough to be at peace when you’re on vacation – you’ve got to make that work for you when you’re back at your desk, too. In this week’s lesson, we cover our third guided imagery meditation, designed to help you stay anchored in the mire of day-to-day life.
May 6, 2021 at 7:30pm
Lesson 4: TOMORROW IS GOING TO BE GOOD
How can we know what the future holds? Will tomorrow bring joy or pain? And how can we hold onto serenity, in a world of uncertainty? In this fourth and final lesson, you will be taken through a guided imagery meditation that will help you utilize living in the moment to create a future free of worry. How? Tune in and find out!
May 13, 2021 at 7:30pm
Lesson 5: SEEING A WORLD OF GOOD
Living a life devoid of stress, worry and anxiety really means feeling that life is “good.” Therefore, a person must learn to translate their present sense of “being” in “oasis in time” into a new perception of seeing their life as “good”.


Step 6, “The Power of a Simple Deed”: Ultimately, the goal is to experience a present sense of “being” and the sense that life is “good” in all that you do.


May 20, 2021 at 7:30pm
Living 6: TRANSCENDING TIME AND SPACE
When a person relates to the present moment as a go-between of the past and the future, he/she becomes trapped in time. Past failures will cause them to worry about future consequences.

 However, as soon as a person connects to the force that is propelling the present moment to “be,” that moment will come alive from anew – standing alone and unto itself, completely detached from time.

 In such a moment, a person will experience a present sense of “being” as an oasis in time, free of all stress, worry and anxiety.


Then, instead of thinking that the only way to experience comfort and solace is by becoming detached from time and “savouring” the moment, a person can lead a very busy life, yet still experience an inner peace and tranquility in all that they do.

The more a person experiences a present sense of “being” as an “oasis in time” (Steps 1-3), perceives their life as “good” (Steps 4-5) and experiences this in everything they do (Step 6), the more they will become engulfed in an aura of good, causing a ripple effect of good things to happen. For in this approach is the power of good – a power which enables you, your deeds and the force of creation to become “one.”

About the Instructor

For 15 years Rabbi Yisroel Bernath has been studying and creating Kabbalah Mindfulness, and he is excited for you to be part of this continuous process. He is a certified instructor of Mindful-Based Stress Management and a member of the American Mindfulness Research Association. 

6 Thursday Nights, Beginning April 15th, 2021 at 7:30pm.

$100 for the Entire Course ($75 if You Register Before March 1st)

Questions? Call us 514.507.8800 or email rabbi@jewishndg.com