Do you engage with tradition and ritual through conformist performance—or critical reflection?

Life is filled with holidays and seasonal rituals. They can be performed unreflectively, in a conformist (and escapist) fashion—or they can become opportunities to explore contemporary questions through an alternative language: the rich library of myth, theory, ritual, and narrative found in the Jewish tradition.

With this in mind, join Micki Weinberg for a three-part series exploring primary sources from manuscripts and banned books alongside the Zohar and Lurianic Kabbalah, placing them in critical conversation with philosophy, literature, and theory.

Rosh Hashanah — the genealogy of the divine.
Yom Kippur — the human role in its repair.
Sukkot — how sanctity is not found, but made.

Against Eternity: The Entangled Genealogy of the Sacred
Virtual SHIUR — 3-Session Series
September 9, 16 & 23
12pm NYC | 5pm London | 6pm Berlin | 7pm Tel Aviv

Space Limited.