SUNDAY MORNINGS:
GEMARAH CLASS
with Rav Pinson
9:45 am
following Shacharis
Gemara Baba Metziyah
In depth study of Shenayim Ochazin
@ The IYYUN Center
MONDAY EVENING:
Monday Evenings at 7:10pm – 8:10pm
Beyond relaxation and quieting the mind, these practices are a means to become centered, to wean ourselves from identifying with externals and to redirect our focus toward the Center of all reality, the Creator. By doing so we forge a connection between the self and the Divine, cleansing any negative influence that may have been a barrier.
Location:
class is no longer in manhattan.
Please stay posted for starting date in Brooklyn, at the IYYUN Center
thank you
TUESDAY :
HALACHA – YORAH DEAH
4:45pm – 6:30
Advanced Class
Halacha. Shulchan Aruch Yoreh De’ah.
Hebrew skills are required.
Part of the IYYUN Semicha Program
New Cycle Began on May/2013
Please contact for details.
@ The IYYUN Center
Wednesday Evening Lecture Series
Special lecture Series @ The IYYUN Center
@The IYYUN Center
The Lecture Series are broadcast over the internet – Those who are interested in joining remotely may sign up for the class in advance and receive access via skype or other similar program.
Thursday Midnight: RAMCHAL
Advanced class on the Ramchal’s Klach Pischei Chachmah.
Thursday at Midnight.
Advanced students with Hebrew skills.
By Reservation Only
Please email contact@iyyun.com for details.
@The IYYUN Center
Friday Evenings: Zohar
with Rav Pinson
Bring in the Shabbat with the teachings of the Zohar related to the Torah reading of the week.
Every Friday (Erev Shabbos) Evening
7:15 pm – 8:00pm
@The IYYUN Center
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Shabbos Day: Baal Shem Tov on Prayer
ONLY IN THE SPRING/SUMMER
Shabbos Day: 7:00 pm – until end of Shabbos.
Join Rav Pinson for a soul enriching Seudah Shlishit –
As the day turns to night – we experience the effect of natural light, celebrating the closing of Shabbat in gradual darkness, with song and study. The deeper teachings of the Baal Shem Tov on Tefilah /Prayer
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In the winter months only – Replaces Seudah Shlishit class
Saturday night/ Motzoei Shabbos: Kumsitz
Begins half hour after Shabbos ends:
Havdalah service and Kumsitz Melave Malka
Kumzitz with Rav Pinson and Live Music
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