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» Mar 22: Learn To Meditate! Introduction to ... Join members of the Makom faculty on one of these evenings to learn the basics, understand what it means to develop a practice, and still have plenty of time to ask questions. Call 646.505.5726 with any questions. Located in: jewish life > makom: meditation > meditation classes & retreats |
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» Mar 23: Turn Job Interviews Into Offers In this talk Robert Hellmann will share with you field-tested strategies and techniques that will make you a more appealing candidate for any job you are pursuing. You’ll learn what to do before, during and after the interview, what companies look for in a candidate, and how to handle difficult interview questions. Also included is how to prepare for the interview (including research resources), the three questions you must ask in the interview, and how to turn a “No” into a “Yes”! Space is li ... Located in: adults > 20’s & 30’s |
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» Mar 23: Fathers Talk: A Group for Fathers o ... This group is designed to give fathers whose children have developmental delays an opportunity to share their experiences, hopes and challenges with the goal of building community, strategizing, gaining insight and support.
Faciliatated by Todd Germain, LCSW, OTR.
Please call Hannah Cohen for a short intake, 646-505-4460. Located in: special needs > support groups |
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» Mar 24: Estate Planning: Revocable Trusts a ... Attorney Clifford Meirowitz will compare the strengths and weaknesses of a last will and testament and a revocable trust and explain the importance of power of attorney, health care proxies, and living wills. A question and answer period will follow. Pre-registration is suggested. Located in: adults > city life > taking care of practical matters |
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» Mar 24: Leaving the Fold Dir. by Eric R. Scott (52 min, Canada, 2009)
A documentary film which follows five young people who leave the ultra-Orthodox Jewish world in which they were brought up. They pay a steep price for abandoning their parents and community to seek the freedom to make their own choices. From the Hasidic enclaves of Montreal, Brooklyn, and Jerusalem, come stories of conflict, coercion and struggle as they enter a new world, but the answers don’t always come easily.
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» Mar 30: Holistic Seder with Romemu and Mako ... Join Romemu: Judaism for Body, Mind and Spirit, and Makom, The Center for Meditation and Spirituality at the JCC for our upcoming "Holistic Seder" as we journey from the narrowness and slavery of Mitzrayim (Egypt) to the banks of liberation. Celebrate as we make our way through the 15 stages of the freedom meal (Seder), singing and telling the story of our own release from the bonds of slavery. The Seder will be led by Rabbi David Ingber of Romemu and there will be live music.The meal ... Located in: jewish life > makom: meditation > special events |
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» Apr 1: Projecting Freedom: Cinematic Inter ... jewish life > jewish ideas & issues > featured programs |
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» Apr 7: Credit Reports, Credit Scores, and ... It's so important these days to know how to ccess and understand your credit report and its impact on your finances. In this workshop we'll address the factors that impact your FICO (credit) score, and learn how you can improve your credit rating through tangible means and financial products. With resource experts from NYLAG, New York Legal Assistance Grup's Financial Counselors.Please note: this program was not able to be held on the originally scheduled date. So we will be holding th ... Located in: adults > support > connect to care |
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» Apr 8: Mah Jongg Classes Join the fun. Learn to play this fascinating game, or hone your skills. One course is enough to get you started; a second will set you on the road to mastery. With Linda Feinstein, Mah Jongg master teacher. Space is limited; pre-registration required. Located in: adults > seniors > cards & games |
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» Apr 8: Great American Fiction Great novels transport us to different worlds, immerse us in other people’s lives, reveal deep human truths, and sometimes enable us to see ourselves and our lives in a new light. Explore compelling American fiction and see classic films and documentaries while meeting new people in a relaxed, congenial setting with popular JCC teacher, Dr. Ann Schwarz. We investigate the richness and diversity of twentieth-century American fiction by focusing on your insights, questions, and dialogue. N ... Located in: jewish life > jewish ideas & issues > daytime classes |
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» Apr 8: Handbuilding + Wheel: Trial Class! Get a feel for what goes on in classes and workshops with these bargain price trial sessions. This is your chance to get your hands on the clay and give it a try! Registration required; space is limited. Located in: the arts > art studios > ceramics |
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» Apr 8: Get a Good Night’s Sleep! with Bern ... Getting a night of restful sleep can be difficult for many of us, particularly in these difficult times. Bernice Todres has been helping people use the techniques of mindfulness meditation to address this challenging issue for many years. Located in: jewish life > makom: meditation > meditation classes & retreats |
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» Apr 10: Nia Jams Once a month experience Nia–a beautiful blend of dance, martial arts, and yoga with Jayne Mielo and guest Nia instructors.All levels welcome to the class.
Located in: health club > free for everybody > nia jam series |
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» Apr 11: Yoga for Pregnancy + Childbirth - W ... Mary Barnes, RYT, will teach you how to use yoga to relieve discomfort and strengthen your body for natural childbirth or Cesarean section. Learn to strengthen your abs to maintain postural integrity during and after pregnancy. All levels and stages are welcome.
Located in: children & families > young families (prenatal-4 yrs) > parents & parents to be |
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» Apr 11: KILLING KASZTNER: THE JEW WHO DEALT ... Dir. by Gaylen Ross (110 min USA/Israel, 2009)
Part of our annual Saviors on the Screen Series remembering the righteous saviors of Jews during the Holocaust, Killing Kasztner tells the remarkable story of Rezso Kasztner. Hero or traitor? Known as the Jewish Schindler, who saved 1700 Jews on a train to Switzerland by negotiating with Adolf Eichmann, Kasztner was later condemned as a traitor in his adopted country of Israel and assassinated by Jewish extremists in 1957. A tale of murd ... Located in: the arts > film |
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» Apr 11: Reading of the Names: A Yom HaShoah ... For the 12th consecutive year, the Upper West Side community gathers to read the names of Jews among the six million who were murdered during the Second World War. Rabbis from the Upper West Side begin the reading at 10 pm which continues throughout the night. Join congregations, school groups, and other members of the community during the night or throughout the following day in the 7th floor beit midrash at the JCC. Come to read or to witness by your presence.
Sun, Apr 11 10 pm– ... Located in: jewish life > jewish ideas & issues > featured programs > remembrance |
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» Apr 12: Prenatal Water Class - WINTER/SPRIN ... Exercise in water can accommodate a wide range of fitness levels and abilities, including those of pregnant women. Those who maintain a conditioning regimen during pregnancy may greatly reduce discomforts related to muscular strain and imbalance, as well as maintain cardio-respiratory fitness. Taught by a water safety instructor and observed by a lifeguard. Held in the David S. and Ruth L. Gottesman Family pool.
Located in: children & families > young families (prenatal-4 yrs) > parents & parents to be |
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» Apr 12: HIDDEN CHILDREN: UNKNOWN HEROES - P ... The film Hidden Children takes Anne Frank and her fate as a point of departure for a dramatic and moving look at the destinies of children who went into hiding and who survived dire conditions to continue their lives all over the world. Survivors who were hidden in Poland, Holland and Germany Located in: the arts > film |
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» Apr 12: Getting Your Child into Kindergarte ... Demystify the complicated process of applying to kindergarten in with Jean Schreiber, MS Ed., early childhood consultant. Jean will discuss the timelines, testing, and sometimes tumultous process associated with applying to public and private kindergartens in New York City. Located in: children & families > young families (prenatal-4 yrs) > parents & parents to be |
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» Apr 12: NO. 4 STREET OF OUR LADY - Part of ... Dir Barbara Bird, Judy Maltz and Richie Sherman (USA, 60 min)
This film tells the remarkable, yet little-known, story of Francisca Halamajowa, a Polish-Catholic woman who rescued 16 of her Jewish neighbors during the Holocaust, while cleverly passing herself off as a Nazi sympathizer.
Followed by a discussion with producer and filmmaker Judy Maltz and survivor Fay Malkin. Located in: the arts > film |
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» Apr 13: The Natural Laws of Self-Healing: A ... Focus on a spiritual framework for analyzing and healing multiple dimensions of health; learn about the 12 natural laws of self-healing; the 12 false beliefs that impact your life; how to use imagery remedies for healing and transformation; and more. Located in: jewish life > makom: meditation > mystical judaism and healing |
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» Apr 13: Hello Goodbye
Dir. by Graham Guit (94 min, France, 2008)
In this entertaining romantic comedy, Alain (Gérard Depardieu) and Gisele (Fanny Ardant) are a comfortable, French couple whose marriage needs a spark. Their son’s decision to marry a non-Jewish girl in a church, inspires them to visit Israel. The couple decides to move there, only to find that this is not the land they dreamed of as cultural obstacles threaten to force the couple apart. Cast also includes Lior Ashkenazi of Wal ... Located in: the arts > film |
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» Apr 14: Unorthodox Jews: How the Rosenbergs ... The execution of Julius and Ethel Rosenberg still resonates among American Jews as does The Reader’s Digest’s singling out Meyer Lansky as Public Enemy # 1 and the association between Emma Goldman’s speech and the assassination of President McKinley. Explore the ways in which the gentile world perceived these events and what Jewish America did about it. With Dr. Kenneth Libo, professor of American Jewish history
at Hunter College, author and National Book Award recipient for World of Our Father ... Located in: adults > seniors > discussion groups and learning |
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» Apr 14: Avivah Zornberg - And I Am a Strang ... Ruth is a stranger in more senses than one. Who is this unknown woman who is destined to become mother of royalty? What is the process by which she finds her way into a foreign and unwelcoming culture and religious tradition? How does destiny come about?
Dr. Avivah Zornberg, renowned teacher and author (most recently) of The Murmuring Deep: Reflections on the Biblical Unconscious, brings her unique perspective to bear on the stranger who becomes the ancestress of King David and t ... Located in: jewish life > jewish ideas & issues > featured programs |
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» Apr 14: The World of Our Grandparents American Jews immigrated to this country from many cities and countries around the world. Rabbi Adam Mintz will be your guide in exploring the varied backgrounds of these Jewish communities and how these experiences helped to shape the American Jewish landscape. Rabbi Mintz isadjunct professor in Jewish History at Queens College, a pulpit rabbi for over 20 years, and one of the founders of Kehilat Rayim Ahuvim, an Upper West Side Modern Orthodox synagogue.Located in: jewish life > jewish ideas & issues > evening classes |
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» Apr 15: An Assessment of U.S. Strategy in t ...
The Obama administration came into office with high hopes and expectations for change in U.S. foreign policy, especially in its approach to the Middle East and South Asia. A little more than a year in, there are crucial questions left to answer. What are the United States' strategic objectives in the Middle East and South Asia? Do the United States' efforts - to achieve a two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, curb Iran's nuc ... Located in: jewish life > jewish ideas & issues > featured programs |
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» Apr 16: Alexander Technique - WINTER A gentle hands-on process, aimed at improving postural balance and body alignment. It is valuable for those in a wide range of professions, from dancers and athletes to musicians and computer operators. Learn to avoid common pitfalls like using the wrong set of muscles to perform a specific movement, using your joints incorrectly or not using them enough, holding instead of releasing into a pose or movement, and forcing a stretch instead of easing into it. Please wear comfortable clothing. ... Located in: health club > mind/body > alexander |
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» Apr 16: 20’s + 30’s Israeli Style Shabbat D ... Kick back, relax and welcome the Sabbath with delicious food, wine and great conversation with other JCC 20’s and 30’s. Celebrate Israel’s Independence Day and socialize with friends while enjoying a warm Shabbat experience. Please register by Wednesday, April 14. If you require a vegetarian option please indicate when you register. No walk-ins permitted Space is limited, register early.
Located in: adults > 20’s & 30’s |
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» Apr 18: Save the Date! Multisport World Con ... The Multisport World Conference and Expo offers you everything you need to prepare for the start of a new triathlon season including: seminars with tips on training, nutrition and injury prevention; clinics and workshops to help you improve your technique; and a vendor expo featuring race directors of events in the region, USAT certified coaches, multisport clubs and retailers and manufacturers with everything from apparel and bikes to ZIPP wheels. Keynote speaker Coach Troy Jacobson, fou ... Located in: health club > group fitness > cardio fitness & dance |
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» Apr 18: Low-Flying Trapeze with Fly By Nigh ... Gain strength with grace with this new and exciting fitness art form. Improve your posture, develop arm, shoulder and core strength. Taught by Julie Ludwick, director of Fly by Night Theater. Individual sessions are $18/$25. Please pay at the 4th Floor Fitness Welcome Desk Located in: health club > group fitness > sculpt & tone |
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» Apr 18: JCC Drum Circle with Shoshana Jedw ... Play in the ‘soundbox’ and join in the pure fun! Enjoy sharing rhythm with others and discover the enchantment of percussion with facilitator and educator Shoshana Jedwab. For all ages; no experience necessary! Located in: jewish life > makom: meditation > nourishing the spirit |
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» Apr 19: Patternmaking for Footwear Great starter class if you have not yet begun creating shoes in Shoemaking for Beginners. Intermediate/Advanced shoemakers will find the quality of your work improve when you have worked out your patterns and ideas first. Mules, pumps, d' Orsay's, Chelsea boot patterns and oxfords will be covered.
Beginners can move on to Shoemaking for Beginners to create your mule (any open back shoe) projects.
Section 1 makeup class is on April 12th.Located in: the arts > art studios > creative arts |
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» Apr 20: Steinway Piano Factory Tour Join us to see magnificent Steinway pianos being crafted by hand! The Steinway & Sons Piano Company revels in its rich history and Steinway workers still follow the traditional steps of generations of workers before them in the Queens factory. This tour provides a rare behind the scenes visit that allows you to view the creation of these world-famous instruments. Comfortable shoes required, as there is quite a bit of walking and many stairs. Meet at the JCC. Transportation provided to and ... Located in: adults > seniors > outings & trips |
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» Apr 20: A Dreamwork Group for Women Explore dreams that can bring changes to your life. Learn to remember dreams, understand their healing capacities, and uncover aspects of your emotional and spiritual life. Enhance our understanding by using art, among other modalities. With Smadar Taub. No artistic skill necessary, only a willingness to be playful and explore. Located in: jewish life > makom: meditation > nourishing the spirit |
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» Apr 20: Israeli Street Foods Israel is known for its delicious, quick-pick-up street foods. In this class you’ll learn how to make falafel, potato borekas, sabich (fried eggplant, hard-boiled egg and salad sandwiches), sachlav (hot rice beverage), shawarma, schnitzl sandwiches, and Tunisian sandwiches (baguette with tuna, pickled lemon, egg, fried peppers, and more). For dessert, we’ll make halvah parfait and enjoy fresh limonana (mint lemonade.) Located in: the arts > culinary arts > all classes |
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» Apr 21: What Everyone's Talking About: An I ... In this new series, Abigail Pogrebin, author of Stars of David and former 60 Minutes producer for Mike Wallace and Ed Bradley, will discuss a headline news event or controversy of the moment with notable guests who can illuminate what's at stake. This is sure to be a timely, lively and provocative series. Topics and guests will be announced two weeks before the event!
This series is made possible with funding from Zabar's.Located in: the arts > performing arts & ideas > performance & lectures |
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» Apr 22: MELT Hand and Foot Self-Treatment I ... Improve whole-body balance, eliminate tension in your neck and low back, and feel better NOW! Learn how to self-treat your body using M.E.L.T. hand and foot treatment balls and gain immediate and lasting results to maintain a pain-free, active lifestyle. M.E.L.T. instructor Dan Marks will teach you how to self-treat your body and gain relief from back pain, arthritis, bunions, plantar fasciitis, and carpal tunnel syndrome. Price includes M.E.L.T. ball/DVD kit. All levels welcome.< ... Located in: health club > mind/body > mELT |
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» Apr 23: Family Shabbat Dinners Meet other parents and discover a community as we welcome Shabbat with food and interactive songs. All levels of observance are welcome. Cocktails begin at 6 pm, dinner at 6:30 pm. Grandparents and extended family members are welcome to attend as well! Pre-registration is preferred. Strollers must remain in the lobby. Dietary laws observed. $36/adult. Children under 2 are free! Children 24 months and above are $10/child. ... Located in: children & families > young families (prenatal-4 yrs) > jewish life |
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» Apr 25: Radical Judaism: Rethinking God and ... How do we articulate a Judaism for the 21st Centuyr? We need a religious vision that embraces evolution and celebrates Divine presence throughout the world. We need an honest Judaism that accepts the human authorship of Scripture and moves beyond the critical stance, reinvigorating Judaism with new, contemporary Midrash. Pathbreaking Jewish Scholar, Dr. Arthur Green, neither theist nor atheist, draws on the Jewish mystical traditions of Kabbalah and Hasidism to re-think what we mean by Go ... Located in: jewish life > makom: meditation > special events |
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» Apr 26: “Whole Foods” for the Mind, Body an ... You are what you eat. Acquire the secrets of natural foods and learn how to restore health through a proper diet. Most vitamin supplements are synthetic components of food and when taken by themselves are less effective. Dr. Goldstein with his 20+ years of experience centered on using food as medicine will teach you how to maximize your health and well being by getting the correct nutrients using whole foods and whole food vitamins. Pre-registration closes Friday April 23rd. Space is limited. ... Located in: adults > 20’s & 30’s |
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» Apr 26: The Nine Rooms Of Happiness: Lucy D ... THE NINE ROOMS OF HAPPINESS: Loving Yourself, Finding Your Purpose, and Getting Over Life’s Little Imperfections
Lucy Danziger, Editor-in-Chief of SELF Magazine, and Catherine Birndorf, MD, a psychiatrist and expert on women’s mental health issues, have teamed up to figure out why it’s all too common for women to be thrown off balance if things are going well in all areas of life except for one. In their new book, The Nine Rooms of Happiness, they use the simple metaphor of a house ... Located in: the arts > literary > meet the author |
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» Apr 27: Navigating Health Care for Our Love ... Plan for tomorrow today. Partners in Care, the largest licensed private home care agency in the New York area, will present a panel of health care and legal experts—including a geriatrician, elder care attorney, and registered nurse—to discuss and explore the resources available for those aging in the Big Apple. Get the answers you and your loved ones need to live happily, safely, and independently at home. Co-sponsored with Partners in Care.Located in: adults > city life > life stages & phases |
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» Apr 27: AMERICORDO: An Italian Story on the ... We welcome the Primo Levi Center as a JCC program partner for a conversation with journalist Gianna Pontecorboli about the Italian Jewish exiles who fled Mussolini’s Italy in 1938 and landed in New York and other American cities where they continued their work in mathematics, biology, architecture, psychiatry, economics, and Islamic studies. For those who stayed in New York, the Upper West Side became the center of a new life, Shearith Israel their synagogue, and an apartment building on ... Located in: jewish life > jewish ideas & issues > featured programs > the jewish diaspora |
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» Apr 27: Wedding Song Dir. by Karin Albou (100 min, France, 2008)
Tunis, 1942. Nour and Myriam, 16, have been friends since childhood. They share the same house in a modest neighborhood where Jews and Muslims live in harmony. In November 1942, the German army enters Tunis. Myriam's mother, no longer has the right to work and decides to marry her daughter to a rich doctor, and Myriam sees her dreams of love suddenly fade away. Film contains graphic images suitable for an adult audience.
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» May 4: Jewelry + Ceramics + Wearable Art M ... A beautiful selection of handmade gifts created by JCC art instructors will be available in the lobby. Cash and personal checks preferred but credit cards are OK!
Vendors are on the JCC Art Studio staff. Hand-painted silk scarf Blue Lucy by PJ Cobbs. Located in: the arts > art studios > jewelry |
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» May 6: What’s Next after NOW? Taking Your ... Contemplative practice is always about the present moment. But over time, it is indeed possible to make progress, or not, in one’s spiritual life. In this discussion for experienced practitioners, we'll explore traditional, linear approaches to contemplative practice, focusing on practical ways each of us can take the ‘next step’ for ourselves. With Jay Michaelson, author of Everything is God: The Radical Path of Nondual Judaism, who recently spent five months in silent meditation ... Located in: jewish life > makom: meditation > special events |
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» May 6: Karate Learn the ancient art of Okinawan Karate that strengthens the mind/body, integrating posture, breath control, blocking and striking techniques. Training is balanced between ‘Kata’ forms practice and ‘Kumite’ self-defense methods. Taught by ‘Soke,’ Cary Nemeroff, 10th Degree Black Belt in Karate, in traditional Dojo style - beginners are mixed in with ongoing students. A uniform (cost: $25) is suggested after the second class. Located in: health club > group fitness > martial arts |
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» May 10: Mindfulness of Emotions with Elaine ... The journey of mindfulness is a journey of heart-fullness. As we travel this path, we may be surprised and confused by the depth and richness of the emotional landscapes we encounter. Rather than indicating that we have lost our way, becoming mindful of emotions as they arise serves as a gateway to deepening wisdom and compassion. Prior meditation experience is recommended. Located in: jewish life > makom: meditation > meditation classes & retreats |
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» May 10: Prenatal Pilates for Pregnancy + Ch ... Randi Stone, certified pre- and post-natal Pilates and Tupler Technique instructor, will work your core muscles and pelvic floor to minimize musco-skeletal discomforts associated with pregnancy and prepare your body for the rigors of labor and motherhood. Doctor's permission required.
This program is co-sponsored by Mommy Poppins.
Located in: children & families > young families (prenatal-4 yrs) > parents & parents to be |
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» May 10: Pocket Peace: A Three-Week Course w ... Join us for these very special evenings with Allan Lokos, cofounder and director of the Community Meditation Center here on the Upper West Side. Allan has written a very special book called "Pocket Peace: Effective Practices for Enlightened Living"--a compilation of fifty practices that are easy to learn and powerful enough to change your life. As Allan says, "if you want to confront life's hardshops not with bitterness, anger, or insecurity but with kindness,kcompassion, and generosity, yo ... Located in: jewish life > makom: meditation > special events |
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» May 11: Mini Triathlon Training for Women O ... Regardless of your fitness level or triathlon experience, you can complete a triathlon. Join Maria Mason, USA triathlon-certified coach and swim instructor, to learn how to safely cross train in swimming, cycling and running. Experience the thrill of group workouts, make friends and meet training partners. Open to ages 18+ and all levels. Class Limited to 8 participants. Located in: health club > group fitness > cardio fitness & dance |
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» May 12: Surprisingly Happy: An Evening with ... Come and spend time in gentle and spirited conversation with Rabbi Sheila Peltz Weinberg, author of the new book “Surprisingly Happy: An Atypical Religious Memoir.” A co-founder and the Outreach Director of the Institute for Jewish Spirituality, Sheila has been rabbi or teacher to many of us. Through poetry, prayers, and accounts of a Jewish Baby Boomer's experiences, Sheila will offer clues about her search to find God, and in doing so, carve a path for us to learn from her journey. Books wi ... Located in: jewish life > makom: meditation > special events |
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» May 13: Women and Women-identified Spring R ... Join us for a great spring night of drinks, mingling, and networking on our beautiful rooftop as the women of OP.LYNX and the women of the JCC meet, mingle, and mix. Bring your business cards and make those connections work!
Price includes alcohol and snacks
Located in: adults > lgbtq > special events |
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» May 25: Krav Maga Cross train with the latest Israeli evolution in speed, flexibility and explosive power. Raise your awareness and get in shape. Beginners to advanced students receive individual attention and will progress at their own pace. Individual sessions are $25/$35. Please pay at the 4th Floor Fitness Welcome Desk. Located in: health club > group fitness > martial arts |
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» Jun 8: Samurai Sword Learn to cut, draw and fence artfully with 10th degree black belt in Samurai Sword ‘Soke,’ Cary Nemeroff. This class is taught in traditional Dojo style - beginning students are mixed in with on-going students. All levels are therefore welcome. A uniform (cost: $100) is suggested after the second class. Located in: health club > group fitness > martial arts |
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» Jun 15: Taking Enlightenment Seriously: A J ... ‘Enlightenment’ is often a term associated with Eastern religions and philosophies. But as early as the prophet Daniel, enlightenment has been a Jewish ideal as well. What is Jewish enlightenment? Is it possible for regular people? How does it differ from other forms? Is the search for enlightenment just another narcissistic thrill—or does it really matter somehow? Come explore these questions and more with Jay Michaelson, author of Everything is God: The Radical Path of Nondual Judais ... Located in: jewish life > makom: meditation > special events |
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