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Guidance on Mindful Prayer
In order to give one’s words wings with which they may fly, we endeavor to infuse them with meditative intentions. Learning to inspire prayer with meditation greatly enhances the experience and imbues it with enhanced meaning and reach. This series offers...
Jewish perspectives on neuroscience, contemplation and therapeutic meditation
Three world renowned figures discuss the neuroscience of meditation, contemplative meditation, and the Lubavitcher Rebbe's system for Kosher therapeutic meditation.
Focused Intentions
Rabbi Tzvi Freeman provides a first entry into authentic and practical Jewish meditation. Taking us step by step through the words of the first morning prayer, providing imagery and concepts for mindful focus.
Rabbi Infinity teaches the meditation of all meditations—one that might just save your life.
Seven multimedia meditations aligned with the seven sefirot for the seven weeks from Passover until Shavuot.
Simple, easy to remember meditations, designed to keep you living fully in the moment.
Stress. Anxiety. Distraction. These are all maladies of twenty-first century life. But what if you could outwit them? For centuries, Chassidic teachings have held the answer: Simple, easy to remember meditations, designed to keep you living fully in the m...
The history of Jewish meditation
What happens to the brain during meditation?
How one person is answering the Rebbe's call
Experience a taste of meditation inspired by the Lubavitcher Rebbe.
A Practical Training Session
Spiritual teacher, Rabbi Laibl Wolf, leads a workshop at Chabad of Oxford. He describes various focussing techniques and leads the group in a meditation exercise.
The Sages of the Talmud ask: “Why does G-d allow the sun and moon to exist, if they have become objects of idolatry?” They answer: The forces of nature are positive and beneficial; should God destroy His creations only because of the fools who worship the...
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