Ariela Sharon Yomtovian is leading a storytelling workshop! Hide and Seek, a journey into the story of Adam and Eve, is a 6 part series, open to all, that will explore how we interact with Jewish text. Our time will be spent getting to know the the story's characters and observing the way we relate to them. When we gather, we will focus on the way we connect to the text and why. We will use various art mediums to reveal aspects of the story and of ourselves that we may have not noticed before. The hope is that everyone who participates walks away with a new perspective on the story of Adam and Eve and with a whole bag of helpful resources to use when engaging with other Jewish sources.
Spaces are limited — register HERE.
Meets on the following Thursdays from 6:00-7:30pm: November 6, November 13, November 20, December 4, December 11, December 18
Location: Gottlieb Auditorium @B'nai Jeshurun Congregation
About Ariela Sharon Yomtovian
Ariela Sharon Yomtovian is passionate about finding harmony between her Jewishness, Womaness, and Humanness. Through building a relationship with the Divine, she believes that we can live fuller and more meaningful lives. She has dipped her toes in many different worlds of Jewish practice and is committed to finding God in all things.
Ariela has been a Jewish Educator and Women's Health Advisor for the past 10 years. She is also an Herbalist, Bodyworker and Birth Keeper. She has studied at the Hadar Institute, The Eden Center, ArborVitae, Kabbalah Experience, Manzanita Wellness, and Birthing from Within. Through her work with the Jewish Learning Collaborative, she offers one on one learning as well as coaching to new educators. Ariela is dedicated to exploring how we can root in ancient Jewish wisdom while bringing in our own life experiences. She has taught in collaboration with Imeinu Doulas, Moishe House, The Jewish Studio Project, Brandeis Camp Institute, The School of Living Jewishly, At the Well, Hazon, Atiq and more.
Ariela lives in University Heights with her husband and 4 daughters.
