Three studies for the days between Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur
Ha'azinu means give ear, and it is the song Moshe sings as he calls heaven and earth to bear witness. It falls on Shabbat Shuvah, the Shabbat when judgment is still open. Choose where to enter: through the week's seven-day plan, through Karen Berg's class on the places that are locked on purpose, or through Michael Berg's class on the rain that already knows where to fall.
Connect before you speak, and return to who you already are
The week's self-guided study, with the key phrases, the takeaways, a seven-day plan and the mantra for Shabbat Shuvah.
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They are locked so that we are forced to cross
Karen Berg's class for Shabbat Shuvah: the seed that needs the earth covering it, the Baal Shem Tov story, and the answer for anyone asking why they deserve to go through this.
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The rain does not bring the seed, it only makes it sprout
Michael Berg's class, live from New York: the secret of Shabbat Shuvah is not creating more blessing, it is returning consciousness to its right place.
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