Spiritual accounting is not just for the High Holidays. Mussar, and ancient Jewish practice reimagined for contemporary times, offers a year-round approach that combines self-awareness and caring responsibility for others. Join Nancy Axelrod at Temple Beth Shalom for an interactive workshop that will explore answers to the big spiritual questions of life:
If everyone knows what it means to be good, why is it so hard to be good?
What spiritual practices will help me be more present and compassionate to others and myself?
To register for this introspective event (either in person or on-line).
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After you complete the registration form, you will receive an acknowledgement. You will then receive a Zoom Invitation Link a few days prior to the event. Please refer all questions about registration to adulted@seashul.org
More about Nancy Axelrod:
Nancy Axelrod is a co-founder of the Center for Contemporary Mussar and the co-author of two texts on Mussar: Becoming an Adult: A Mussar Companion for Taking Responsibility and Choosing Mercy: A Mussar Journey Toward Compassion. She lives in Philadelphia and Brigantine.