Tikun Achila Video Series
Rectification of Eating
PREPARATION FOR TU B’SHVAT
L’Ilui Nishmat Liba Bracha bat Dovid HaLevi & Chaya Shayna
THIS SITE IS FOR WOMEN ONLY
🌱Align and connect your body & soul
Guided by inspirational Torah Teachers
• Experience TuBShvat like never before!
• Support each other as we strive to finally “get it!”…
• Achieve higher consciousness and kedusha to our eating.
Are you ready to activate the shift?
MALKA SIMA PAIS
Join Somatic Therapist, Malka Sima, and explore how to uplift your eating to be a spiritually productive and satisfying experience! Learn what Kabbalah has to say about eating as tikun; bring awareness to your relationship with food and what is needed to rectify it; and experience the spiritual and physical delights of mindful eating.
malkasima.com
DEBORAH JACOBI
Intro: The History of the Evil Inclination
DEBORAH JACOBI
Author of “The Intimate Act of Eating: A Sacred Approach”
Restraint at the table as a means of tikkun for the sin of Adam & Chava. Based on the teachings of the Baal Shem Tov & the Arizal. Contact dbrhjacobi@gmail.com
MIRIAM YERUSHALMI
“A Kabbalistic Understanding: How to Rectify the Pleasure Principle of the Mouth Toward Pleasure in G-dliness“ Based on Rebbe Reshab, Kuntres Haavoda, Kuntres Umaayan, Alter Rebbe/ Tanya, Rambam & Rav Ginsburgh
yournewheights.org
YAEL DWORKIN
Why are we hungry? Why are we preoccupied with eating? Gan Eden: The Root of how to Achieve Wholesomeness of Body & Soul. Yael Dworkin is the Educational & Program Director of Shevach Torah & Art Program: www.shevachtorah.org
Dalia Orlev
Embody & Connect with Jewish Mindful Movements & Meditation to the Holy Sparks of the 7 Species of Eretz Israel with their inner meaning according to their sefira, vowel, body part and character trait and tikkun for your mind , body and soul. More info: www.jewish-mindfulness.com & daliaorlev@gmail.com
NECHAMA SARAH BURGEMAN
Elevating the Chush / Sense of the Stomach sourced from the Ariz”l. For more info: nsgaula@gmail.com
ROCHEL LEAH WEIMAN
Chapter 1 Eating as Tikun by Sarah Yehudit Schneider
YEDIDAH COHEN
For Man is as the Tree of the Field
We will discover how Rabbi Ashlag takes the saying “Man is as a tree of the field” to examine how the work farmers do on trees are all techniques we can use in our own lives to ensure we also bear good fruit in our lives.
Just as trees renew themselves each season, we'll learn how we can begin anew in our spiritual work, letting go of the past while strengthening our faith in future growth. https://nehorapress.com/
GOLDIE MICHAL WELTSCHER
Tu BShvat Meditation & Dance, rooted in the Holy Land
CHANA MASON
Breathing in Life: A lesson & meditation for Tu B'Shvat, the New Year of the Trees
Join Chana Mason in this lesson and guided meditation, where you will explore the depths of Torah wisdom while expanding into divine luminescence. Through gentle visualization and mindful awareness, we'll connect to the living waters of Jewish teachings, allowing their nurturing essence to root us deeply into our spiritual foundation. As we ground ourselves in these sacred waters, we'll experience an expansive opening into divine light, creating a harmonious bridge between earth and heaven. ChanaMason.com
MIRIAM LEAH HERMAN
Meditation on Fruit based on Perek Shira
The sense connected with Shevat is הטעם, TASTE (Sefer Yetzirah)
How do we develop the holy expression of eating?
Taste and see that Hashem is good (Tehillim 34:9)
טַֽעֲמ֣וּ וּ֖רְאוּ כִּי־ט֣וֹב ‘ה
Eating as an archetype, is the experience of lack and the taking inside oneself of something from outside to fill that lack. Something that was NOT you, becomes a piece of you. Literal eating, material acquisition, sexuality, honor-seeking, addiction to power, praise, drugs, or even attention are all FORMS OF EATING. They start with an experience of lack, and in an effort to assuage that lack one pulls something from the outside IN.
The act of eating itself is neutral. It has no intrinsic holiness, but neither is it shameful or destructive.
-Sarah Yehudit Schneider, Eating as Tikun
כי האדם עץ השדה
“For as a human, so the tree of the field”
Experience a deep dive this year, align and connect your body with your soul – with other women and with Hashem – through this healing preparation for Tu BShvat through Torah learning, meditation, breathwork, song, dance, movement, sound healing, etc. that is arising from within us (like the sap rising in the trees) and resonating at a higher frequency this time of year… as we transition from the Lights of Chanuka to TuBShvat.
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If you are interested to teach a class (women teachers only) or SPONSOR THIS SERIES, contact us.
Humanity's first sin, teaches Rab Tsakod HaKohen, was Adam and Eve's eating without the right intention.
The Tree of Knowledge, says he, was not a tree or a food, or a thing at all. Rather it was a way of eating.
Whenever a person takes self conscious pleasure from the world he falls, in that moment, from God consciousness, and eats from the Tree of Knowledge...
...Since our first sin was unholy eating only its opposite can fix it. All of life and all of history are training us for one end: to learn to "eat" in holiness, to not let the world's pleasures wrench our attention from God (even for an instant). The moment we get it the labor of this world will end...
— Sarah Yehudit Schneider, Eating as Tikun
RESOURCES
EATING AS TIKUN TEFILLA MAGNET
Source: Eating as Tikun
To purchase this magnet (5.5’x8.5”)
contact: kavconnect@gmail.com
BY DEBORAH JACOBI
Eating as Tikun
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The Still Small Voice Tu B’Shvat Hagada
Purchase link: https://astillsmallvoice.org/product/ssv-tu-b-shvat-hagada-2/
This hagada provides clear instructions for organizing a Tu B’Shvat seder and brings short but meaningful teachings about each fruit. It creates an engaging ritual that honors the wonder, generosity and diversity of our branched and rooted friends.
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