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ONGOING
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To hear Audio recordings of the Ishbitz lecture series, as well as the Day of Kabbalah in
New York from 2004 and 2005 please visit sinai live
Check out Rabbi Citron on YouTube!
www.youtube.com/rabbicitron
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GATHERINGS |
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Rabbi Naftali
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The Carlebach
Shul hosts the New York City meetings of The Rosh
Chodesh Institute, a monthly exploration of the
Jewish cycle of time. Renew and discover new insights about the times we are living in (not
available from any of the major
networks).
Click
here to view the Brochure in Adobe (.pdf) format.
Click
Here for a list of the upcoming
Roshei Chodesh
To
download the Brochure, right click the link, and
click "Save Target As" from the pop-up menu.
Note: To view and print Adobe (.pdf) documents,
you will need Adobe Acrobat Reader software. To
download free Adobe Acrobat Reader
software click here
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UPCOMING
SESSIONS
MORE DATES TO FOLLOW
* Institute dates are not always exactly
on Rosh Chodesh
(For a more detailed description of the upcoming
classes, visit the Rosh Chodesh
Institute's Page) |
| * Institute dates are not always exactly on Rosh Chodesh |
| Tuesdays, 8:00 - 9:00 PM |
| "A TASTE OF TORAH, A TASTE OF KABALLAH" |
Rabbi Meir Fund |
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Rabbi Fund is a well-known lecturer and interpreter of Kaballistic texts. He is the Rabbi of the Flatbush Minyan in Brooklyn. He was a student and close friend of Reb Shlomo, ztl |
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| Wednesdays, 8:15 PM |
| "Fascinating
Spiritual Journey Through The Weekly Parsha " |
Rabbi Simon Jacobson |
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Suggested Donation: $10
With charm and wit, Rabbi Jacobson’s candid discussions on mysticism, psychology and Judaism have the power to change your life. He has a
profound intuitive grasp of the human condition and a remarkable ability to personalize deep mystical wisdom and apply its relevance to our daily lives. |
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Thursdays, 8:00 PM - 9:00 PM |
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LEARNINGS WITH
RABBI NAFTALI CITRON
$10 PER CLASS (free for Carlebach Shul members.) |
Shabbos: Its Mystical Significance - A three part series
Thursdays, Sep 4, 11, 18 at 8:00pm
• Lecha Dodi: The sensual love of the Divine as envisioned by the Kabbalists of 16th century Tzfat
• Kegavnah: the section of Zohar, Terumah 134. A text that explains the secret of oneness of the Sefirot that takes place on Shabbat.
• The Mystical melodies of The Divine: Rabbi Isaac Luria on Friday night, Shabbat day and the third Shabbat meal |
| SHABBAT |
| Pirkei Avot |
Rabbi Naftali Citron |
Shabbat Afternoons, 1 hour before Mincha
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| SUNDAYS, 11AM (First session of season - September 21st) |
| The Carlebach Yeshiva |
Reb Zwe Padeh |
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Join us for davening, stimulating learning, and videos of
Reb Shlomo, and
Parshat HaShavuah with Rabbi Yehoshua Safrin. Breakfast is served. |
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A debate with Rabbi Shmuley Boteach, Rabbi Naftali Citron and Steven Bayme
“Is Judaism Spiritual, Or Is It Weighed Down By Legalism?"
Tuesday, September 9 8:00pm $10 admission
Co-sponsored by 'This World: The Jewish Values Network.
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About the Carlebach Institute:The Carlebach Institute endeavors to increase awareness of the beauty and sweetness of the Torah and provide insights on how to lead a more spiritual and uplifting life. Over the years our classes have included Ethics, Chassidism, Talmud, Prayer, meditation and Halachah. Past classes at the Institute have included Rabbi Citron's Talmud for Serious Study, Jewish Mysticism, and Biblical Hebrew, as well as The Rosh Chodesh Institute.
Our shul has held one-day seminars on such topics as: A Wake Up Call from Heaven, Secrets of the Third Temple, How to Criticize Without Criticizing and The Portals of the Millennium. Our featured guest presenters have included such luminaries as: Rabbi Avraham Greenbaum, Rabbi Fishel Schachter, Rabbi Simon Jacobson, and Rebbetzin Emuna Witt. Our Sunday Yeshivah has featured lessons in Parshat HaShavuah and Kabbalah with Rabbi Yehoshua Safrin and Reb Zwe Padeh. Always included is a video lesson with Reb Shlomo.
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305 West 79th Street. New York , NY 10024
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