​The Rahmana space is one of openness, trust and love.

Here is encouragement to explore connection to each other and the Source of All Life.

Each time I participate, my heart is opened to the women gathered and to myself.
I’m inspired to integrate and continue the spiritual work.
It is joyful work.

Hannah and I first learned Torah together for her bat mitzvah.
At some point we picked it up and have been chevruta ever since
in person, by phone and on zoom.
In our shared learning, I have been enriched and expanded beyond measure.

I have a deep love for Torah and our tradition in its myriad welcoming and complex ways.
I love and am committed to exploring specific pathways
that enhance our spiritual connection as women.

For many, many years and in many venues, I have explored and continue to explore these channels through teaching text and midrashim.
When the pathways are integrated with Rahmana practices
of communal learning
in a space of trust and exploration-
insight can thrive.​

With the help of The Holy Blessed One and
the continuing presence, near or far,
of our dear Rav Hannah,
it is my desire and intention to bring that integration to the Rahmana community.