neySHEV

from sitting to singing
to movement

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neySHEV

from sitting to singing to movement

neySHEV is an online Jewish meditation group that meets twice a week on Zoom.

neySHEV embraces an embodied practice of mindfulness, guided by the heart-based wisdom of Torah.

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Dates & Payment

neySHEV meets...

Monday evenings: 8-8:30pm EST on Zoom.
Friday mornings: 7:45-8:45am EST on Zoom.

Please reach out if you are interested in joining:

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neySHEV is paid for by donation.

Pay What You Can: 
Pay What You Can supports those who are unemployed and underemployed to be able to continue to join practice with ease. Everyone pays as they are able. Ability to pay should not be a barrier to participation.

Monday classes: $10 minimum recommended as you are able
Friday classes: $20 minimum recommended as you are able

Canadians pay by e-transfer here.

Those outside of Canada pay by Paypal here:

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What's Unfolding at neySHEV

Aviva Chernick

Monday, April 5, 8:00 pm
Monday, April 12, 8:00 pm
Monday, April 19, 8:00 pm

Aviva Chernick

During the month of April, Aviva will be leading us in practices that explore the unfolding and interplay between the midot / the attributes of the Omer and the book of Vayikrah / Leviticus. Whatever your experience with Jewish practice, Hebrew, Torah, and meditation, you are welcome here. Monday evenings are usually a teaching, a sit and a closing.

Aviva Chernick

Friday, April 9, 7:45 Am
Friday, April 16, 7:45 Am
Friday, April 23, 7:45 Am

Aviva Chernick
During the month of April, Aviva will be leading us in practices that explore the unfolding and interplay between the midot / the attributes of the Omer and the book of Vayikrah / Leviticus. Whatever your experience with Jewish practice, Hebrew, Torah, and meditation, you are welcome here. On Fridays there will be an extended meditation period, more singing, group reflection and a prayer for healing.

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"When I turn to face my heart — then everyone and everything is revealed."

Psalm 27:8, Interpretation by Rabbi Sheila Peltz Weinberg

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