Retreat: Intro to Sacred music of the Abrahamic faiths for Resilience and Soothing Uncertainty FebruaryFeb 06 2022 07:00pm - FebruaryFeb 20 2022 08:30pm

Retreat

Experience introspective and ecstatic practices of three ancient spiritual paths: Kabbalistic-Judaism, Early Contemplative Christianity and Sufi-Islam. This unique experiential seminar will journey deep into sacred music chanting, and spiritual mindfulness practices, drawing from the hidden wisdom of the traditions of the Near East. These practices result in heart opening, increased compassion, deepening of inner explorations, and have been shown scientifically to impact the structure and function of the brain in ways that enhance memory, cognition and awareness.

These practices also promote healing by lowering stress, anxiety, depression, and anger. The activities are based on Yuval Ron’s work with master spiritual teachers of the Near East and neuroscientists of the West. Through this incredible journey to your inner world, you will have a rare perspective into the worlds of mystic Sufi leaders, Kabbalistic Rabbis, leading Neuroscientists and scholars of the mysticism of Christianity. Join Yuval Ron for an intimate blissful deep spiritual exploration, in which he presents some of the most ancient prayers of the three Abrahamic traditions of the Middle East, discusses how these were constructed, the inter-relationship and mutual influences they share, and the message of unity and peace which his research brings forth.

This seminar is experiential, and will NOT be lecture-based. Its focus is to provide a deep spiritual experience through walking meditation, sacred movement from Hebrew, Christian and Sufi sources, ecstatic chanting meditations,  and live Oud music by Yuval Ron.

NOTE: This takes place over three virtual sessions: Feb 6, Feb 13, & Feb 20 from 7-8:30pm

Price: $45 for all three sessions

  • Organizer of Retreat: Intro to Sacred music of the Abrahamic faiths for Resilience and Soothing Uncertainty

    Yuval Ron is an internationally renowned World Music artist, composer, educator, peace activist and record producer. Graduating Cum Laude as a Film Scoring Major at Berklee College of Music in Boston, he has continuously researched various ethnic musical traditions and spiritual paths worldwide. Among his many honors, he composed the songs and score for the Oscar winning film West Bank Story in 2007, was the featured artist in the Gala Concert for the Dalai Lama’s initiative Seeds of Compassion in the Seattle Opera Hall in 2008, and has collaborated with the Sufi leader Pir Zia Inayat Khan since 2006. His awards include the Los Angeles Treasures Award in 2004 and prestigious grants from the National Endowment for the Arts, American Composers Forum, California Council for the Humanities and the Rockefeller Foundation.

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Our Mission is to assist in the ongoing work of discerning God's voice, both within ourselves and in the world; provide guidance in the search for wisdom; teach all forms of contemplative prayer; offer training in the inner work of the spiritual life.

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