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Women,
Art & Emuna Seminar:
June 15th - July 19th
Explore the inherent connection between
Torah, Womanhood and Creativity.
Delve into Biblical, Talmudic and mystical sources on the
connection between Torah and art with emphasis on women's
rolse as artists, being partners with Hashem in continuing
creation.
Immerse yourself in textual studies integrated with workshops
in art, music, drama and dance.
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Textual Study
in
the weekly Parsha, women in Tanach, Tehillim, Chassidut,
Halacha (Jewish Law)
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Field Trips
to
Kever Rachel, an ancient mikveh, and other sites in Israel.
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Workshops
to
facilitate your own art- music, dance, theater, writing,
painting and more.
* Healthy food, sustainable living in the scenic
vistas of the Judean Hills.
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Performance and exhibition by students.
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Midreshet
B'erot Bat Ayin's Women, Art and Emuna Program is designed
for the creative student who is looking for ways to express
her creativity in a Torah framework, and for the student
who does not define herself as artistic but would like to
unblock her creativity in order to develop her innate connection
with Hashem.
The program offers the best of Bat Ayin Rabbis, scholars
and female role models and features a well rounded exposure
to Torah texts from Tanach, classical Jewish thought and
various kinds of Chassidut including the teachings of Rebbe
Nachman, Tanya, Netivot Shalom and Rav Kook. In addition
music, movement and drama will be taught, integrated with
Torah themes, by some of the many talented women of Bat
Ayin.
We
welcome Miriam Leah (Lani) Droz, founder of ATARA- The
Jewish Women's Torah and Art Convention as our creative
facilitator who has a special talent for enabling women
to tune into their latent inner spirituality and express
it in their creative medium of their choice.
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Miriam Leah (Lani)
Droz is a Midreshet B'erot Bat Ayin Alumna of summer 2002
and 2003. She holds a MA from Touro College in Jewish Studies/
History, and a BA from Barnard in Theatre - English, MLIS
Library Science. Miriam Leah was elected a Drisha Beit Midrash
Scholar and Arts Fellow 07-08, after having studied both at
Shearim College of Jewish Studies for Women 2000-01 and
Midreshet B'erot Bat Ayin.
With Miriam Leah's help the creative process at the "Women,
Art and Emuna Program" will culminate in an amazing performance/
art exhibition.
Cost: $900 for the 5 week program includes full program,
dormitory and one cooked meal a day.
For more information write to:
info@berotbatayin.org, or call our office: 02-993-4345
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