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Brooklyn Eruv Maps

There are many separate Eruvs, some of which converge, within the Brooklyn area. This map has been drawn and generously given to us for our use by Alan Suffrin note from the artist: Maps based on what I could find, but not necessarily 100% accurate. Please consult a reliable rav in the community for

The Garden of Paradox – The Essence of Kabbalah

THE GARDEN OF PARADOX: THE ESSENCE OF NON DUAL KABBALAH - IN THREE CONVERSATIONS by Rav DovBer Pinson : Three conversations that will change the way you think.

Grow2Give

A monthly business networking group at the IYYUN Center. Next Meeting: Tuesday, March 12th - tell your friends, bring your associates - an amazing networking opportunity!

Creator: the first conversation

This piece is an excerpt from: 'The Garden of Paradox' - The Essence of Non Dual Kabbalah in 3 Conversations. The conversation occurs in Rav Pinson's study with three representational students, embodying respectively, the philosopher, the activist and the mystic. These conversations were derived from actual classes given by Rav Pinson at the IYYUN

Following the River back to its Source

Following the River back to its Source from the introduction to 'The Garden of Paradox' by Rav DovBer Pinson G-d planted a Garden in Edenâ€¦ and placed there the human... G-d made grow out of the ground every tree that is pleasant to look at and good to eat, [including] the Tree

Brownstone Brooklyn Russian Jewry at IYYUN

New! at IYYUN Celebrating the Jewish Experience for the Russian Jewry of Brownstone Brooklyn and beyond . . . Reserve now for Winter Wonderland Shabbaton: January 25th/26th

Living through Loss: Bereavement Group at IYYUN

Find comfort and support following a loss. Eight Weekly Sessions - Beginning December 30th

Chayei Sarah: What is True Life?

The Torah is our own inner narrative. Every dimension of our own conscious awareness and experience is reflected back to us in this Divine mirror, along with the appropriate medicines and meditations for transformation. Our prayers and deepest desire is that â€œMay You open our eyes to Your Torahâ€ so that we can tap into and observe the wholeness and perfection that is always here.

The Four Species: The Symbolism of the Lulav & Esrog and Intentions for the Lulav Movements

For Sukkot Each autumn we celebrate Sukkos anew, and with it many unusual and intriguing Mitvos, including the Mitzvah of gathering the Four Species. In this little masterpiece of wisdom Â- both profound and practical - Rav DovBer Pinson explores the deep symbolic roots and nature of the Four Species. The Na'anuim/Ritual of

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