We all strive to become the best version of ourselves, especially as we age. What can Kabbalah add to the idea of personal growth? Join us for a four-part conversation about a different kind of tikkun olam, one that begins with repairing ourselves.
No prior experience learning Kaballah or Torah is needed.
Layah Kranz Lipsker is a Boston-based Jewish educator and spiritual coach. For three decades, Layah has been sharing Jewish wisdom through engaging text study in biblical literature and Midrash through the lens of Kaballah. A research associate at Hadassah Brandeis Institute, Layah is passionate about issues related to religion and gender and is the director of the Boston Agunah Taskforce, an organization focused on eliminating gender disparities in Jewish divorce practices. Layah serves as scholar-in-residence for spiritual retreats, trips to Israel and lectures widely. She lives in Swampscott and is the mother of six amazing human beings.
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