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the omana'ya center
for NATIVE
HEBREW SPIRIT
at last, - - -
a gathering place
wherein
the essence
of tribal hebrew ways
are recovered
and integrated into
contemporary jewish practice
a place
without
institutional bounds on
the cultivation
and immediate expression
of the sacred.
whoever is moved to be present is welcome.
the Hebrew word "omana'ya" loosely translates
as faith-artist-of-yah. it is both an ordination title
and the name of our center for native hebrew spirit.
omana'ya is a new title for a spiritual leader specializing
in jewish ritual and prayer. initiated via "hamakom" institute in
Israel, in the lineage of reb zalman schachter-shalomi.
our intention is to revitalize hebrew heritage spirituality
in contemporary and immediately relevant ritual and prayer. we re-source
the pre-judaic hebrew spirituality to tap the essence of our ancestral
ways: awakened and direct experience of the divine, sensuous & sacred
embodiment, attuning with nature.
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welcome to the omana'ya center
below is a wealth of information about our growing center -
please, click the links to view the full page of relevant information...
omana'ya mini documentary on Vimeo.
an
introduction to the center:
the omana'ya center hosts kabalat shabbat, holy day rituals & enrichment
workshops, embodied kabala & feminine torah classes as well as individual
spiritual guidance sessions with keren...
join us:
come celebrate, honor, place attention, and pray with us, touching both earthbound and heavenward ecstatic experience!...
workshops
and courses offered at the center:
in addition to individual studentships, keren's teachings are offered
as workshops or courses via her omana'ya center, the newly forming
santa fe institute of kabala, as well as independent arrangement
with both jewish and other spiritual groups around the usa and
israel...
arrange for keren to teach in your community:
Introductory talks and workshops offered as guest artist/scholar at country-wide temples, institutes of learning, and conferences...
darkhei no'am:
our newly forming intensive education program (between new mexico and israel)
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"it is a huge privilege to learn, share and pray with you.
I thank god that we were brought together!"
- amy, new mexico
"you are freeing words from the imprisonment of literalism!"
-tomas, feminine torah class student, SF, NM.
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