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“Great are Forgiveness and Compassion for they Bring Healing to the World”

Healing your Relationship with Yourself, Others and God Rabbi

Dr. Reb Mimi Feigelson
Mashpiah Ruchanit / Senior Lecturer in Talmud and Chassidut / the Schechter Institutes

What are some of the questions, feelings and thoughts, that emerge when you hear the words “Forgiveness” and “Compassion”?

Perhaps moments that we need to ask for forgiveness for? Maybe memories that lurk on the border of our conscienceness and we are not even totally award of? Is forgiveness only in regard to what we have done or said? Does it apply to the realm of our private thoughts that roam in our mind? Is asking for forgiveness a private or public act? How would you want to ask for forgiveness? How would you want to be asked for forgiveness? And what will it take for both to occur?

What do we experience as we “for-Give” or “for-Get”?

Together we will learn Traditional and Chassidic teachings, that will assist us on this path to reveal some of the ways to incorporate these practices into our everyday life.
In the realm of our mind, heart and soul, we are still free, even in an era where Covid seems to still claim elements of our being.

BIOGRAPHY:
Rabbi Dr. Reb Mimi (Miriam Sara) Feigelson, is the first ordained female Orthodox
rabbi post-shoah. She is an international teacher of Talmud, Chassidut, Spirituality, Death Studies and a story teller. She is a Senior Lecturer at the Schechter Institutes, in Israel. Reb Mimi offers spiritual guidance and mentoring, specializing in death and mourning and other life-transition periods, both face-to-face and on zoom. Reb Mimi formed and created, as an Israeli-Modern-Chareidi-Chassidic-Rabbi the role of the Mashpiah Ruchanit (spiritual mentor) in non-Orthodox Rabbinical Seminaries in
the United States since 2001, and in Yerushalayim, since her return in the summer of 2017. Prior to Los Angeles (2001), Reb Mimi was the associate director of the Yakar
Institute for Tradition and Creativity, and director of the Women’s Beit Ha’midrash. She was adjunct faculty at the Ma’aleh Film College and published regularly in the Ha’aretz Literary Supplement. Reb Mimi’s forthcoming book “On the Cusp of Life: From Scared to Sacred” is an exploration and redefinition of Jewish funerals. She is the blessed and proud soul-mother and soul-grandmother to over a dozen children.

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“Great are Forgiveness and Compassion for they Bring Healing to the World”

Healing your Relationship with Yourself, Others and God Rabbi

Dr. Reb Mimi Feigelson
Mashpiah Ruchanit / Senior Lecturer in Talmud and Chassidut / the Schechter Institutes

What are some of the questions, feelings and thoughts, that emerge when you hear the words “Forgiveness” and “Compassion”?

Perhaps moments that we need to ask for forgiveness for? Maybe memories that lurk on the border of our conscienceness and we are not even totally award of? Is forgiveness only in regard to what we have done or said? Does it apply to the realm of our private thoughts that roam in our mind? Is asking for forgiveness a private or public act? How would you want to ask for forgiveness? How would you want to be asked for forgiveness? And what will it take for both to occur?

What do we experience as we “for-Give” or “for-Get”?

Together we will learn Traditional and Chassidic teachings, that will assist us on this path to reveal some of the ways to incorporate these practices into our everyday life.
In the realm of our mind, heart and soul, we are still free, even in an era where Covid seems to still claim elements of our being.

BIOGRAPHY:
Rabbi Dr. Reb Mimi (Miriam Sara) Feigelson, is the first ordained female Orthodox
rabbi post-shoah. She is an international teacher of Talmud, Chassidut, Spirituality, Death Studies and a story teller. She is a Senior Lecturer at the Schechter Institutes, in Israel. Reb Mimi offers spiritual guidance and mentoring, specializing in death and mourning and other life-transition periods, both face-to-face and on zoom. Reb Mimi formed and created, as an Israeli-Modern-Chareidi-Chassidic-Rabbi the role of the Mashpiah Ruchanit (spiritual mentor) in non-Orthodox Rabbinical Seminaries in
the United States since 2001, and in Yerushalayim, since her return in the summer of 2017. Prior to Los Angeles (2001), Reb Mimi was the associate director of the Yakar
Institute for Tradition and Creativity, and director of the Women’s Beit Ha’midrash. She was adjunct faculty at the Ma’aleh Film College and published regularly in the Ha’aretz Literary Supplement. Reb Mimi’s forthcoming book “On the Cusp of Life: From Scared to Sacred” is an exploration and redefinition of Jewish funerals. She is the blessed and proud soul-mother and soul-grandmother to over a dozen children.

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