Opening, through Song and Chant, to My Body and Soul

Update: 2021-05-10

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Particularly in the West, body and soul exist in two different domains. This is true for classical Judaism, as well. But, they are not separate, they live in one, intimate unity. It takes work to awaken to that truth. Prayer -- particularly through breath in song and chant -- can be a means toward inner and outer unification. Rabbi Margot Stein invites us into her practice for that purpose.

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Opening, through Song and Chant, to My Body and Soul

Rabbi Margot Stein, Rabbi Jonathan Slater

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Opening, through Song and Chant, to My Body and Soul

Rabbi Margot Stein, Rabbi Jonathan Slater

Opening, through Song and Chant, to My Body and Soul