Shabbat trunk
Shabbat as sanctuary in time
A six-week path for moving from rushing into resting — learning to let Shabbat hold you with more gentleness, presence, and joy.
Slow Series · מַסְלוּלִים אָטִיים
Longer journeys, one step at a time.
Slow Series are multi-week chavruta paths on Shabbat, tefillah, middot, and the Seven Laws. Each trunk has a simple arc: a core idea, a few sources, and one concrete practice for each week.
לֹא לְגָמְרֵי סִיוּם, אֶלָּא דֶּרֶךְ לָלֶכֶת בָּהּ — קְצָת מִקְרָאוֹת, קְצָת שִׂיחָה, וּמַעֲשֶׂה קָטָן לְשַׁבּוּעַ.
Trunks in this grove
These are the standing trunks we’re growing. More can be added as the questions of the community unfold.
Prayer trunk
Prayer as conversation and listening
Turning fixed words into a living conversation. For those who feel “I’m bad at davening” and want a kinder, more honest path into tefillah.
Middot trunk
Middot: one trait at a time
Refining the heart with tiny, consistent turns. Each week focuses on one middah — kavod, savlanut, anavah, chesed, emet, or bitachon.
Seven Laws trunk
Seven Laws as a living covenant
Seeing the Sheva Mitzvot as a path of dignity, not just a minimum. For Bnei Noach, seekers, and Jews who want to understand the global covenant more deeply.