29 episodes
Our Village Meditations A Meditation Podcast by Congregation Beth Adam & Our Jewish Community
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- Religion & Spirituality
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5.0 • 6 Ratings
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Our Village Meditations is a space to practice presence in the midst of the pandemic. This podcast is designed for you to be able to meditate with Rabbi David Burstein without having to sit in front of a computer screen. We hope you can take a break, take a breath, and find a little presence in the midst of your life. Remember, you can take this meditative space with you wherever you go.
Thanks for joining us. We’ll be releasing these meditations on Tuesday and Thursday. You can also check out video meditations on Congregation Beth Adam (facebook.com/CongregationBethAdam)and Our Jewish Community’s Facebook (facebook.com/OurJewishCommunity/pages) on Monday and Wednesday at 1230.
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Final Mussar Meditation
Welcome to Our Village Meditations, a space to practice presence in the midst of the pandemic. This podcast is designed for you to be able to meditate with Rabbi David Burstein.
The days between Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur are known as the days of reflection. Everyday this week we’ll be using the releasing a meditation, drawing on the practice of musar.
We hope you can take a break, take a breath, and find a little presence in the midst of your life. -
Cavod Meditation
Welcome to Our Village Meditations, a space to practice presence in the midst of the pandemic. This podcast is designed for you to be able to meditate with Rabbi David Burstein.
The days between Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur are known as the days of reflection. Everyday this week we’ll be using the releasing a meditation, drawing on the practice of mussar. Today’s meditation is on Cavod (honor).
We hope you can take a break, take a breath, and find a little presence in the midst of your life. -
Bittachon Meditation
Welcome to Our Village Meditations, a space to practice presence in the midst of the pandemic. This podcast is designed for you to be able to meditate with Rabbi David Burstein.
The days between Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur are known as the days of reflection. Everyday this week we’ll be using the releasing a meditation, drawing on the practice of musar. Today’s meditation is on Bittachon (trust).
We hope you can take a break, take a breath, and find a little presence in the midst of your life. -
Hakarat HaTov Meditation
Welcome to Our Village Meditations, a space to practice presence in the midst of the pandemic. This podcast is designed for you to be able to meditate with Rabbi David Burstein.
The days between Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur are known as the days of reflection. Everyday this week we’ll be using the releasing a meditation, drawing on the practice of musar. Today’s meditation is on Hakarat HaTov (gratitude).
We hope you can take a break, take a breath, and find a little presence in the midst of your life. -
Nedivut Meditation
Welcome to Our Village Meditations, a space to practice presence in the midst of the pandemic. This podcast is designed for you to be able to meditate with Rabbi David Burstein.
The days between Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur are known as the days of reflection. Everyday this week we’ll be using the releasing a meditation, drawing on the practice of musar. Today’s meditation is on Nedivut (generosity).
We hope you can take a break, take a breath, and find a little presence in the midst of your life. -
Savlanut Meditation
Welcome to Our Village Meditations, a space to practice presence in the midst of the pandemic. This podcast is designed for you to be able to meditate with Rabbi David Burstein.
The days between Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur are known as the days of reflection. Everyday this week we’ll be using the releasing a meditation, drawing on the practice of musar. Today’s meditation is on savlanut (patience).
We hope you can take a break, take a breath, and find a little presence in the midst of your life.
Customer Reviews
Great Meditation!
I love these meditations and I’m so thankful for them. They are short enough that I am able to listen to at least one a day and the Rabbi is great!