BHE3: Building Sacred Space
How do we create a sacred space for God to dwell in?
How do we transform this world into a living temple of the divine?
The Shekhinah was at the heart of the Temple in ancient Jerusalem.
How do we anchor the power of heaven on earth in our time?
Building Sacred Space
August 23 - October 25
6 sessions
[no sessions on the holydays]
weekly sessions on Sundays at 7pm Israel / 12pm Eastern / 9am Pacific
Course Description
In this series, we will explore the role of the Shekhinah in the Temple in ancient Israel. From this exploration, we will discover the tools that we need to build a sacred space in our own lives. We will reveal the spiritual components that are necessary to anchor the power of heaven on earth.
Session One: The Shekhinah in Ancient Israel
In this session, we will explore the place of the Shekhinah in Ancient Israel and how Her spiritual influence spread across the land.
Session Two: Sacred Space
Sacred space has its own specific qualities and identifying markers. In this we learn about the nature of sacred space and how we create a space for holiness in our own lives.
Session Three: Sacred Being
In this session we outline the role of sacred beings in Ancient Israel and discover how to sanctify our own selves.
Session Four: Radiant Power
In this session we explore how the influence of the Shekhinah transformed the lives of all those who basked in Her radiance.
Session Five: The Soul of the Shekhinah and the Temple
In this session, we investigate the place of the Soul of the Shekhinah in the ancient Temple and its environs.
Course Format
Each session is 2 hours long and includes teaching, meditation, breakout groups, practical exercises, textual study, and Q&A.
There will be recordings of each session available to the course participants.
Join UsBuild a Sacred Space
Learn how to create a sacred space in your own home
Ancient Sacred Space
Discover the secret of the Temple in Jerusalem
Anchor Heaven on Earth
Harness the power of the Shekhinah in our time
Why study with Rabbi Glick?
Rabbi Yoel Glick, the director of Daat Elyon, is a teacher of Jewish mysticism, one of the pioneers of modern Jewish meditation, and a spiritual mentor who has been guiding seekers on the path for over thirty years. Rabbi Yoel teaches in synagogues, ashrams, monasteries, seminaries and interfaith institutions to students from a multitude of backgrounds in locations across the globe.
As part of Yoel’s work as a rabbi and spiritual teacher, he has been guiding people along the path for more than thirty years.
What our Students are Saying
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