What might it be like to enter into this Passover season with an open heart and a curious mind?

In the Passover story, Moses begs Pharaoh to free the Jewish people from slavery. But Pharaoh’s heart is “hardened”–five times Pharoah refuses, a reaction that warns us of the dangers of turning away from suffering, difference, and change. What might it be like to enter into this Passover season with an open heart and a curious mind? Join Dr. Tova Markenson for a free 75 minute workshop exploring these and other Passover themes through Jewish mindfulness meditation practices. All are welcome regardless of prior experience with mindfulness meditation and/or Judaism.

About Tova: Dr. C. Tova Markenson loves exploring the mystery of the present moment with individuals and groups. An award-winning scholar, her research and teaching build on 10+ years of leadership in the fields of collaboration, communication, and creativity. Dr. Markenson has designed and taught courses on mindfulness, storytelling, and communication to non-profit professionals, rabbinical and cantorial students, young adults, and life-long learners. She holds a doctorate from Northwestern University and received a certificate in teaching mindfulness from the Institute for Jewish Spirituality. www.drtovamarkenson.com