An Introduction and a Meditation

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Ivrim Jews Without Borders

Rabbi Elyssa Joy Austerklein

2 episodes

3 days ago

We are a "synagogue in your heart" dedicated to personal spiritual growth through the arts, meditation, yoga, worship and study.

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We are a "synagogue in your heart" dedicated to personal spiritual growth through the arts, meditation, yoga, worship and study.

Judaism

Religion & Spirituality

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An Introduction and a Meditation

Ivrim Jews Without Borders

6 minutes 14 seconds

3 years ago

An Introduction and a Meditation

Welcome to the podcast feed for Ivrim Jews Without Borders. Join us as Rabbi Elyssa Joy Austerklein, founder and director of Ivrim Jews Without Borders, invites you in with a meditation.

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The first time the Torah uses the name IVRIM for the Jewish people, it comes out of the mouth of Joseph when he is imprisoned. While he is behind bars, he calls the people he belongs to “Ivrim” - holy wanderers. And he is most definitely one himself - perhaps the quintessential one - coming into Egypt as a slave but ultimately becoming second to Pharaoh himself. Time and again he moved past and beyond expectations - following a dream and believing in God’s path for him.

Ivrim are our ancestors who found the One God as HaMakom - as the place - as home. Ivrim - are the people who abhor stagnancy. Ivrim are the ones who find growth in stillness.

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Learn more at jewswithoutborders.org, and stay tuned for a special Passover episode!