Meditation from the Heart of Judaism: Today's Teachers Share Their Practices, Techniques, and Faith

by Avram Davis (editor)

Techniques explained by the masters―for today's spiritual seeker Meditation is designed to give you direct access to the spiritual. Whether it’s through deep breathing during a busy day, listening to the quiet after turning off the car radio, chanting in prayer or ten minutes of visualization exercises each morning, meditation takes many forms. But it is always a personal method of centering our spiritual self. Meditation has long been practiced in the Jewish community as a powerful tool to transcend words, personality and ego and to directly experience the divine. Inspiring yet practical, this introduction to meditation from a Jewish perspective approaches it in a new and illuminating As it is personally practiced by today’s most experienced Jewish meditators from around the world. A "how to" guide for both beginning and experienced meditators, Meditation from the Heart of Judaism will help you start meditating or help you enhance your practice. Meditation is a Jewish spiritual resource for today that can benefit people of all faiths and backgrounds―and help us add spiritual energy to our lives. Contributors
Sylvia Boorstein • Alan Brill • Andrea Cohen-Keiner • David Cooper • Avram Davis • Nan Fink • Steve Fisdel • Shefa Gold • Lynn Gottleib • Edward Hoffman • Lawrence Kushner • Alan Lew • Shaul Magid • Daniel C. Matt • Jonathan Omer-Man • Mindy Ribner • Susie Schneider • Rami M. Shapiro • Shohama Wiener • Sheila Peltz Weinberg • Laibl Wolf • David Zeller

Genres: Judaism, Jewish, Religion

240 pages, Paperback

First published October 1, 1997

Reviews

[Mollie · Rating 3 out of 5]

Useful for my current religious crisis--but not surprisingly a little fuzzy wuzzy

[John Hawkins · Rating 4 out of 5]

Interesting and varied approaches.

[Steve · Rating 5 out of 5]

A great collection of essays and reflections. One of the best books I know on this fascinating subject.