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Wednesday, March 10, 2010

Celebrating life and spirituality -

Celebrating life and spirituality

Ever heard the Hebrew word TIKKUN? About 2,000 years ago in the Talmud it meant "repair" in a practical sense.  But in the course of Jewish history, "tikkun" came to mean the repair or healing the world in a more spiritual or holistic sense.  It meant the return of balance and joy.

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This path to balance and joy is described in the Kabbalah.  It involves understanding one's own mind and its role in shaping our behaviors and relationships.  Meditation and other "integrative" approaches to spirituality lead us in the right direction.  When these practices are absent from our lives, we end up searching for happiness in ways that lead to stress and the unnecessary expenditure of energy and resources.  It's time to save time and money and to be stree-free!

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Rabbi Tom's genuine spirituality and humor enables couples & friends, families & communities to share laughter, love and a refreshingly natural lightness of being.

Rabbi Tom makes real, in simple ways, the healing power of "tikkun."  With his integrative approach to life, music and spirituality, Rabbi Tom is a welcome and welcoming presence at every occasion and in every encounter.

See for yourself!  Call Rabbi Heyn now to schedule a free consultation:

(513) 490-6477



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