I recently had the opportunity to interview Rabbi Matthew Ponak, author of the newly released book "Embodied Kabbalah: Jewish Mysticism for All People." Rabbi Matthew shared his journey into religion and spirituality as he learned to find a balance between the two.

For me, this is what a Jewish Renewal community should strive to be: a place that grants us roots in tradition and gives us permission and structure to envision the next turning.

Have you wondered what Kabbalah is and how it can fit into your life? Many of us have and now we can learn with Rabbi Shavit Lonstein and other like-minded adults who are eager to embark on an adventure of mind and spirit as we explore spirituality and Jewish wisdom.

– As the COVID-19 landscape changes by the day, Kabbalah Experience’s Fall Semester offers the opportunity to find Light in the Darkness.

After more than a year of holding classes virtually amid the COVID-19 pandemic, Kabbalah Experience is welcoming students back to in-person learning for Summer Semester classes.

Boulder-area kabbalist and author, Samuel Ben-Or Avital, has just released his newest book, "From Ecstasy to Lunch." 

Hazan Sabrina Sojourner is a spiritual leader, cantor, activist and writer based in Maryland. As a Jew of Color, Sabrina reflects on those inside and outside the camp and how, ultimately, we all belong.

I had the honor to spend some time with Professor Danny Matt and to record this conversation, giving us a taste of Kabbalah, gently opening up the supernal world of Jewish mysticism.

Congregation Har HaShem, Congregation Bonai Shalom, Scientists in Synagogues, and the University of Colorado’s Program in Jewish Studies and Department of Religious Studies welcome Professor Daniel Matt, renowned Kabbalah scholar and translator, for a series of talks in Boulder.

The Story of Arle de León, a Medieval Spanish-Jewish Wise Woman. Henry Rasof offers this not-Purimspeil, which may or may not be a continuation of last year's Purimspeil, or at least, includes some elements or references thereto. Enjoy!

Local Boulder Kabbalist Samuel Avital discusses Kinesthetic Intelligence in this video interview.

What does Jewish tradition teach about the abyss between masculine and feminine?

A new website called Walking Kabbalah poses this question. Can Kabbalah be a living art that is walked and breathed?

You are invited to join Bonai Shalom's First Friday event featuring Samuel Avital: Mime, Bodyspeak, and Kabbalah.

Kabbalah is a term used for Jewish mystical tradition. It is a way of learning about one’s purpose in life and connecting to the Divine.

In this class, Charna will explore the overall place of kabbalah in Jewish thought, review the major texts involved, and look at some key tenets of the tradition.

A Shabbat experience in the time of Good Will is planned for this weekend.

Learn about how the Kabbalah fosters understanding of messages revealed through dreams - at Beth Evergreen.

Are you interested in getting a taste of Jewish Mysticism? If so, this class is for you!

The Boulder Mikvah is putting on a special women's event entitled "Spa for the Soul" is a combination of workshops and gourmet food.

Rabbi Brackman handles the "frequently asked questions" about this upcoming JLI course.

Samuel Ben-Or Avital will be holding a 6-session seminar on authentic Kabbalah, starting October 18.

A different 6-session seminar on Kabbalah also begins in October, as part of the Jewish Learning Institute.

Samuel Ben-Or Avital will be holding a seminar on authentic Kabbalah, starting March 16.

The SHEEN ש, which among other things represents the flame, could be an invitation to ignite your spiritual spark and to learn a new way to discover the great inner treasures of our Jewish tradition.