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X-WR-CALDESC:Meeting Time:\nThe last two Tuesdays of each month at 7:00 PM 
 January–June (unless otherwise noted). Taught by Rabbi Abe. Light refreshm
 ents will be served.\n\nCourse Objective:\nThe Zohar teaches that the sula
 m—Jacob’s ladder—serves as a profound metaphor for prayer. Within Jewish m
 ysticism\, prayer is understood as the spiritual ladder through which the 
 human soul ascends toward the Divine. This course offers an in-depth explo
 ration of the nature of prayer and the historical\,\nphilosophical\, and t
 heological origins of Jewish liturgy. Through the study of classical texts
  drawn from Tanakh\, Talmud\, Midrash\, Kabbalah\, and Hasidut\, we will e
 xamine the development of prayer and its role as a central mode of Jewish 
 religious expression.\n\nEach session will incorporate ḥevruta-style learn
 ing\, allowing participants to engage collaboratively in paired and small-
 group study of primary source texts\, fostering thoughtful discussion and 
 deeper insight. Our aim is to cultivate a nuanced understanding of the div
 erse customs\, historical developments\, legal frameworks\, philosophical 
 perspectives\, and structural foundations of tefillah and the siddur. By i
 ntegrating rigorous scholarship with spiritual reflection\, participants w
 ill gain the tools to approach prayer with greater knowledge\, intentional
 ity\, and spiritual fluency.\n\nNo prior knowledge of Hebrew or Judaism is
  required.\n\nCourse is free and available both in-person and via Zoom. Pl
 ease register by contacting the office at office@AKSE.org or 302-762-2705.
 \n\nFirst two sessions —\nTuesday\, Jan. 20\nTuesday\, Jan. 27\n
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DESCRIPTION:Meeting Time:\nThe last two Tuesdays of each month at 7:00 PM J
 anuary–June (unless otherwise noted). Taught by Rabbi Abe. Light refreshme
 nts will be served.\n\nCourse Objective:\nThe Zohar teaches that the sulam
 —Jacob’s ladder—serves as a profound metaphor for prayer. Within Jewish my
 sticism\, prayer is understood as the spiritual ladder through which the h
 uman soul ascends toward the Divine. This course offers an in-depth explor
 ation of the nature of prayer and the historical\,\nphilosophical\, and th
 eological origins of Jewish liturgy. Through the study of classical texts 
 drawn from Tanakh\, Talmud\, Midrash\, Kabbalah\, and Hasidut\, we will ex
 amine the development of prayer and its role as a central mode of Jewish r
 eligious expression.\n\nEach session will incorporate ḥevruta-style learni
 ng\, allowing participants to engage collaboratively in paired and small-g
 roup study of primary source texts\, fostering thoughtful discussion and d
 eeper insight. Our aim is to cultivate a nuanced understanding of the dive
 rse customs\, historical developments\, legal frameworks\, philosophical p
 erspectives\, and structural foundations of tefillah and the siddur. By in
 tegrating rigorous scholarship with spiritual reflection\, participants wi
 ll gain the tools to approach prayer with greater knowledge\, intentionali
 ty\, and spiritual fluency.\n\nNo prior knowledge of Hebrew or Judaism is 
 required.\n\nCourse is free and available both in-person and via Zoom. Ple
 ase register by contacting the office at office@AKSE.org or 302-762-2705.
 \n\nFirst two sessions —\nTuesday\, Jan. 20\nTuesday\, Jan. 27\n
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260421T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260421T203000
LOCATION:AKSE or via ZOOM
SUMMARY:How to Pray Like Pro - with Rabbi Abe
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