Davenology - Revealing the Deep Structure of the Prayer Service
Energizing, healing, meaningful nutrients are buried in every prayer and service. Most of us were given the format and formulas of prayer but not shown how, in the words of the 13th century Spanish Kabbalist Joseph Gikatilla, the service may be thought of as a ladder "reaching up to heaven." Our goal is to reach the highest rung,  the unity of being that is pure peace, to express the prayer of our hearts and to return from services renewed and ready to re-engage in daily life in healthy and helpful ways. With her playful outside-the-box experiential teaching methods Reb Goldie offers a fluoroscopic view of services, revealing how the prayer themes fit together to create a meaningful and accessible ladder of spirit.

How to Create a More Meaningful and Memorable Bar/Bat Mitzvah
Whether you are an adult or youth B-mitzvah, parent, grand-parent, tutor or teacher this session series will give you new tools for preparation, celebration and appreciation so that your experience will be positive, creative, meaningful and delightful. Based on Reb Goldie's extensive research and creative program development funded by the Nathan Cummings Foundation.

"This program redeemed our family from bar/bat mitzvah stress and conflict. Reb Goldie's unique methods lit up our family and our twins with an excitement and commitment we never expected!"  Dan Bender, Boston

Attend the Cosmic Wedding: The Kabbalah of Shabbat
A magnificent holographic wedding drama unfolds every Shabbat that is the story behind the practices of Kabbalat Shabbat. Learn why table cloths are white, the original kiddush had 70 words, why there are two candles according to Jewish mystical tradition, and how the Shechinah and Kadosh Baruch Hu (Holy One of Blessing) are wed every Shabbat - inside of you and beyond you. So if Shabbat is a cosmic wedding - who is the groom? what are the presents? who are the guests? where does the extra soul come from (neshama yetaira)? Any apparent dualism is an illusion. Methods will include story-telling, hevruta, meditation, dance and music.