https://simplecast.com Survival Guide for a Spiritual Wilderness: The Torah of Miriam In this challenging time when many feel alienated from traditional Jewish spaces, Survival Guide for a Spiritual Wilderness offers a spiritual home for listeners seeking to connect Jewish ancestral feminist wisdom with their own svara (moral intuition). Each episode of this limited series delves into a different story of our ancestor Miriam, illuminating her mystical teachings and offering practical tools for navigating and flourishing in personal or political spiritual wildernesses. This podcast charts a radical, fresh Jewish path for its listeners and the world. 2025 en Mon, 10 Mar 2025 04:05:00 +0000 Mon, 10 Mar 2025 11:11:30 +0000 https://survival-guide-for-a-spiritual-wilderness-the-torah-of-miri.simplecast.com Survival Guide for a Spiritual Wilderness: The Torah of Miriam https://image.simplecastcdn.com/images/42f2593b-8482-43a3-82e8-ad5146ff29e4/05af2c62-1a34-426f-aa01-56f65938fea6/3000x3000/survival-20guide-20for-20a-20spiritual-20wilderness-20-12.jpg?aid=rss_feed https://survival-guide-for-a-spiritual-wilderness-the-torah-of-miri.simplecast.com episodic In this challenging time when many feel alienated from traditional Jewish spaces, Survival Guide for a Spiritual Wilderness offers a spiritual home for listeners seeking to connect Jewish ancestral feminist wisdom with their own svara (moral intuition). Each episode of this limited series delves into a different story of our ancestor Miriam, illuminating her mystical teachings and offering practical tools for navigating and flourishing in personal or political spiritual wildernesses. This podcast charts a radical, fresh Jewish path for its listeners and the world. Judaism Unbound, Temple of the Stranger false https://feeds.simplecast.com/2tvQye6L belonging, community, jewish, miriam, peoplehood, svara, torah, unbound, wilderness Institute for the Next Jewish Future miriam@judaismunbound.com 312d42c6-6eab-4cb9-af25-ef5c0c9f7ac6 Episode 5: Be’er Miriam - The Well of Miriam
  • You can find the account of the people at the sea and the songs of Miriam and Moses in Exodus Chapter 14 and 15. Nachshon is named as the first person into the sea in the Talmud, Sotah 37a.
  • Maor VaShemesh, Beshalach 20 offers an extensive teaching on the power of Miriam’s song versus Moses’s song and the magic of circle dancing. 
  • Rabbi Beroka’s conversation with Elijah the Prophet can be found in Taanit 22a:7
  • Find out more about Dr. Marcie Beigel here. 
  • Look out for Becca Goldstein’s web presence coming soon! 
  • Find an overview on Dr. Peter Levine’s Somatic Experiencing here
  • The Zohar describes Yocheved and others singing Miriam’s exalted song in Sh'lach 25:199.
  • Bell hooks speaks ofPatriarchy as the single most life-threatening social disease assaulting the male body and spirit in our nation in her essay “Understanding Patriarchy,” chapter two of The Will to Change: Men, Masculinity, and Love (Washington Square Press 2004) 
  • The Alshekh’s teaching on Miriam’s tambourine can be found in the Alshekh on Torah, Exodus 15:20.
  • You can see Rabbi Jericho’s current Shiru L’Adonay playlist here.
  • Reb Nachman of Breslov on the roshei teivos of “Vataan Lahem Miriam Shiru L’Adonay, Miriam chants to the people, Sing right now to Goddess,” can be found in Likutei Moharan 27:6:10.

    • Survival Guide for a Spiritual Wilderness is a part of the Judaism Unbound family of podcasts made possible with support from Lippman Kanfer Foundation for Living Torah.

    Survival Guide for a Spiritual Wilderness is a part of the Judaism Unbound family of podcasts made possible with support from Lippman Kanfer Foundation for Living Torah.

    ]]>     Mon, 10 Mar 2025 04:05:00 +0000 miriam@judaismunbound.com (Institute for the Next Jewish Future) https://survival-guide-for-a-spiritual-wilderness-the-torah-of-miri.simplecast.com/episodes/episode-5-beer-miriam-the-well-of-miriam-NhJXgVs6
  • You can find the account of the people at the sea and the songs of Miriam and Moses in Exodus Chapter 14 and 15. Nachshon is named as the first person into the sea in the Talmud, Sotah 37a.
  • Maor VaShemesh, Beshalach 20 offers an extensive teaching on the power of Miriam’s song versus Moses’s song and the magic of circle dancing. 
  • Rabbi Beroka’s conversation with Elijah the Prophet can be found in Taanit 22a:7
  • Find out more about Dr. Marcie Beigel here. 
  • Look out for Becca Goldstein’s web presence coming soon! 
  • Find an overview on Dr. Peter Levine’s Somatic Experiencing here
  • The Zohar describes Yocheved and others singing Miriam’s exalted song in Sh'lach 25:199.
  • Bell hooks speaks ofPatriarchy as the single most life-threatening social disease assaulting the male body and spirit in our nation in her essay “Understanding Patriarchy,” chapter two of The Will to Change: Men, Masculinity, and Love (Washington Square Press 2004) 
  • The Alshekh’s teaching on Miriam’s tambourine can be found in the Alshekh on Torah, Exodus 15:20.
  • You can see Rabbi Jericho’s current Shiru L’Adonay playlist here.
  • Reb Nachman of Breslov on the roshei teivos of “Vataan Lahem Miriam Shiru L’Adonay, Miriam chants to the people, Sing right now to Goddess,” can be found in Likutei Moharan 27:6:10.

    • Survival Guide for a Spiritual Wilderness is a part of the Judaism Unbound family of podcasts made possible with support from Lippman Kanfer Foundation for Living Torah.

    Survival Guide for a Spiritual Wilderness is a part of the Judaism Unbound family of podcasts made possible with support from Lippman Kanfer Foundation for Living Torah.

    ]]>     Episode 5: Be’er Miriam - The Well of Miriam Institute for the Next Jewish Future 00:32:17 Miriam’s well sustained her people step by step in the wilderness. This episode invites listeners to tap into this wellspring of belonging, as well as the Tao de Ching, what it means to be a Miriam person, twilight creations, the mystical meaning of wells, Lakewood New Jersey, and a practice for bringing Miriam’s wisdom to life. Miriam’s well sustained her people step by step in the wilderness. This episode invites listeners to tap into this wellspring of belonging, as well as the Tao de Ching, what it means to be a Miriam person, twilight creations, the mystical meaning of wells, Lakewood New Jersey, and a practice for bringing Miriam’s wisdom to life. belonging, community, miriam, kabbalah, unbound, judaism false full 5     dbea86b2-3cc1-43b6-985a-e05efb8e7d49 Episode 4: Shiru L’Adonai - Sing Right [the F*ck] Now
  • You can find the account of the people at the sea and the songs of Miriam and Moses in Exodus Chapter 14 and 15. Nachshon is named as the first person into the sea in the Talmud, Sotah 37a.
  • Maor VaShemesh, Beshalach 20 offers an extensive teaching on the power of Miriam’s song versus Moses’s song and the magic of circle dancing. 
  • Rabbi Beroka’s conversation with Elijah the Prophet can be found in Taanit 22a:7
  • Find out more about Dr. Marcie Beigel here. 
  • Look out for Becca Goldstein’s web presence coming soon! 
  • Find an overview on Dr. Peter Levine’s Somatic Experiencing here
  • The Zohar describes Yocheved and others singing Miriam’s exalted song in Sh'lach 25:199.
  • Bell hooks speaks ofPatriarchy as the single most life-threatening social disease assaulting the male body and spirit in our nation in her essay “Understanding Patriarchy,” chapter two of The Will to Change: Men, Masculinity, and Love (Washington Square Press 2004) 
  • The Alshekh’s teaching on Miriam’s tambourine can be found in the Alshekh on Torah, Exodus 15:20.
  • You can see Rabbi Jericho’s current Shiru L’Adonay playlist here.
  • Reb Nachman of Breslov on the roshei teivos of “Vataan Lahem Miriam Shiru L’Adonay, Miriam chants to the people, Sing right now to Goddess,” can be found in Likutei Moharan 27:6:10.

    • Survival Guide for a Spiritual Wilderness is a part of the Judaism Unbound family of podcasts made possible with support from Lippman Kanfer Foundation for Living Torah.

    Survival Guide for a Spiritual Wilderness is a part of the Judaism Unbound family of podcasts made possible with support from Lippman Kanfer Foundation for Living Torah.

    ]]>     Mon, 3 Mar 2025 05:05:00 +0000 miriam@judaismunbound.com (Institute for the Next Jewish Future) https://survival-guide-for-a-spiritual-wilderness-the-torah-of-miri.simplecast.com/episodes/episode-4-shiru-ladonai-sing-right-the-fck-now-0mDJ96ff
  • You can find the account of the people at the sea and the songs of Miriam and Moses in Exodus Chapter 14 and 15. Nachshon is named as the first person into the sea in the Talmud, Sotah 37a.
  • Maor VaShemesh, Beshalach 20 offers an extensive teaching on the power of Miriam’s song versus Moses’s song and the magic of circle dancing. 
  • Rabbi Beroka’s conversation with Elijah the Prophet can be found in Taanit 22a:7
  • Find out more about Dr. Marcie Beigel here. 
  • Look out for Becca Goldstein’s web presence coming soon! 
  • Find an overview on Dr. Peter Levine’s Somatic Experiencing here
  • The Zohar describes Yocheved and others singing Miriam’s exalted song in Sh'lach 25:199.
  • Bell hooks speaks ofPatriarchy as the single most life-threatening social disease assaulting the male body and spirit in our nation in her essay “Understanding Patriarchy,” chapter two of The Will to Change: Men, Masculinity, and Love (Washington Square Press 2004) 
  • The Alshekh’s teaching on Miriam’s tambourine can be found in the Alshekh on Torah, Exodus 15:20.
  • You can see Rabbi Jericho’s current Shiru L’Adonay playlist here.
  • Reb Nachman of Breslov on the roshei teivos of “Vataan Lahem Miriam Shiru L’Adonay, Miriam chants to the people, Sing right now to Goddess,” can be found in Likutei Moharan 27:6:10.

    • Survival Guide for a Spiritual Wilderness is a part of the Judaism Unbound family of podcasts made possible with support from Lippman Kanfer Foundation for Living Torah.

    Survival Guide for a Spiritual Wilderness is a part of the Judaism Unbound family of podcasts made possible with support from Lippman Kanfer Foundation for Living Torah.

    ]]>     Episode 4: Shiru L’Adonai - Sing Right [the F*ck] Now Institute for the Next Jewish Future 00:29:19 Amid pain and fear, joy can sometimes feel like betrayal. Yet, the mystics point out that Miriam’s joyful song at the Red Sea is a major liberatory act. Our Survival Guide Miriam has some sharp and clear advice on the subject that we’ll talk about in this week’s episode, along with tambourines, Somatic Experiencing, the mystical power and gender politics of a circle, bell hooks, and a practice for bringing Miriam’s living Torah into our own lives. Amid pain and fear, joy can sometimes feel like betrayal. Yet, the mystics point out that Miriam’s joyful song at the Red Sea is a major liberatory act. Our Survival Guide Miriam has some sharp and clear advice on the subject that we’ll talk about in this week’s episode, along with tambourines, Somatic Experiencing, the mystical power and gender politics of a circle, bell hooks, and a practice for bringing Miriam’s living Torah into our own lives. belonging, community, miriam, unbound, torah, joy false full 4     65a7b3ad-009c-44e6-8817-0ddbc10e2431 Episode 3: Tehora He - Inviolable Goodness
  • The concept of Seventy Faces of Torah appears in many ancient sources including Bamidbar Rabbah 13:16
  • The excerpt of the song Elokai Neshama Shenatata that you heard can be found in its entirety here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G6W8GxuBYNM
  • The story of Miriam approaching Basya begins in Exodus 2:7
  • The Elohai Neshama prayer that affirms the purity of all of our souls is based on a text recorded in Berachot 60b
  • Reb Nachman on “ma’at tov” can be found in Likutei Moharan 282:1-5
  • Learn more about Dick Schwartz’s teachings on the purity of Self in his book No Bad Parts.

    • Survival Guide for a Spiritual Wilderness is a part of the Judaism Unbound family of podcasts made possible with support from Lippman Kanfer Foundation for Living Torah.

    Survival Guide for a Spiritual Wilderness is a part of the Judaism Unbound family of podcasts made possible with support from Lippman Kanfer Foundation for Living Torah.

    ]]>     Mon, 24 Feb 2025 05:05:00 +0000 miriam@judaismunbound.com (Institute for the Next Jewish Future) https://survival-guide-for-a-spiritual-wilderness-the-torah-of-miri.simplecast.com/episodes/episode-3-tehora-he-inviolable-goodness-GaBGdtur
  • The concept of Seventy Faces of Torah appears in many ancient sources including Bamidbar Rabbah 13:16
  • The excerpt of the song Elokai Neshama Shenatata that you heard can be found in its entirety here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G6W8GxuBYNM
  • The story of Miriam approaching Basya begins in Exodus 2:7
  • The Elohai Neshama prayer that affirms the purity of all of our souls is based on a text recorded in Berachot 60b
  • Reb Nachman on “ma’at tov” can be found in Likutei Moharan 282:1-5
  • Learn more about Dick Schwartz’s teachings on the purity of Self in his book No Bad Parts.

    • Survival Guide for a Spiritual Wilderness is a part of the Judaism Unbound family of podcasts made possible with support from Lippman Kanfer Foundation for Living Torah.

    Survival Guide for a Spiritual Wilderness is a part of the Judaism Unbound family of podcasts made possible with support from Lippman Kanfer Foundation for Living Torah.

    ]]>     Episode 3: Tehora He - Inviolable Goodness Institute for the Next Jewish Future 00:29:09 In moments of polarization, the wisdom of Tehora He — the recognition of inviolable goodness in all people—can be a revolutionary tool. In this episode, R' Jericho talks about seventy faces, checking Biblical assumptions, Tehora he/It is pure, pre-prayer tests, Hitler’s daughter, two villains from one of my own spiritual wildernesses, Anne Frank, and a practice for bringing Miriam’s living Torah into our own lives. In moments of polarization, the wisdom of Tehora He — the recognition of inviolable goodness in all people—can be a revolutionary tool. In this episode, R' Jericho talks about seventy faces, checking Biblical assumptions, Tehora he/It is pure, pre-prayer tests, Hitler’s daughter, two villains from one of my own spiritual wildernesses, Anne Frank, and a practice for bringing Miriam’s living Torah into our own lives. miriam, unbound, goodness, tehora he, judaism, goddess false full 3     385632c9-b121-420b-a606-34191bfc7b83 Episode 2: Chakeh-Mah - Wait for What
  • You can learn more about Rabbi Jericho’s experience leaving ultra-Orthodoxy in their memoir Cut Me Loose, under their old name, Leah Vincent.
  • Reb Zalman on spiritual vitamins here. With gratitude to Seth Fishman.
  • The Zohar on the sacred encased in harm can be found in Pekudei 26:248 
  • One of many examples of a mystic reading the Torah archetypically can be found in this teaching by the mystical master Rabbi Shefa Gold.
  • The story of Miriam sitting by the side of the river can be found in Exodus 2:2-10
  • For more on chochmah as Chakeh Mah see page 70 of The Essential Kabbalah: The Heart of Jewish Mysticism by Daniel C Matt.
  • The story of Idit, Lot’s wife can be found in Genesis 19:26; we learn the name of Lot’s wife in Pirkei DeRabbi Elizer 25:11; Recanti on trauma can be found in Vayera 11
  • One of the many places that the prostrate position, nefal al apay, is mentioned in the tradition include Targum Jonathan Numbers 24:16.
  • Kedushat Levi on Merarchok can be found Exodus, Shemot 6.
  • Sefer HaYashar on Miriam’s name can be found Sefer Shemot 24.
  • Learn more about Dr. Yosef Rosen at his website.
  • One of the many places where the principle yerida l’tzorech aliyah is applied is in Sfat Emet, Bereishis, Vayeshiv 12:4.

    • Survival Guide for a Spiritual Wilderness is a part of the Judaism Unbound family of podcasts made possible with support from Lippman Kanfer Foundation for Living Torah.

    Survival Guide for a Spiritual Wilderness is a part of the Judaism Unbound family of podcasts made possible with support from Lippman Kanfer Foundation for Living Torah.

    ]]>     Mon, 17 Feb 2025 05:05:00 +0000 miriam@judaismunbound.com (Institute for the Next Jewish Future) https://survival-guide-for-a-spiritual-wilderness-the-torah-of-miri.simplecast.com/episodes/episode-2-chakeh-mah-wait-for-what-X6j6bNJB
  • You can learn more about Rabbi Jericho’s experience leaving ultra-Orthodoxy in their memoir Cut Me Loose, under their old name, Leah Vincent.
  • Reb Zalman on spiritual vitamins here. With gratitude to Seth Fishman.
  • The Zohar on the sacred encased in harm can be found in Pekudei 26:248 
  • One of many examples of a mystic reading the Torah archetypically can be found in this teaching by the mystical master Rabbi Shefa Gold.
  • The story of Miriam sitting by the side of the river can be found in Exodus 2:2-10
  • For more on chochmah as Chakeh Mah see page 70 of The Essential Kabbalah: The Heart of Jewish Mysticism by Daniel C Matt.
  • The story of Idit, Lot’s wife can be found in Genesis 19:26; we learn the name of Lot’s wife in Pirkei DeRabbi Elizer 25:11; Recanti on trauma can be found in Vayera 11
  • One of the many places that the prostrate position, nefal al apay, is mentioned in the tradition include Targum Jonathan Numbers 24:16.
  • Kedushat Levi on Merarchok can be found Exodus, Shemot 6.
  • Sefer HaYashar on Miriam’s name can be found Sefer Shemot 24.
  • Learn more about Dr. Yosef Rosen at his website.
  • One of the many places where the principle yerida l’tzorech aliyah is applied is in Sfat Emet, Bereishis, Vayeshiv 12:4.

    • Survival Guide for a Spiritual Wilderness is a part of the Judaism Unbound family of podcasts made possible with support from Lippman Kanfer Foundation for Living Torah.

    Survival Guide for a Spiritual Wilderness is a part of the Judaism Unbound family of podcasts made possible with support from Lippman Kanfer Foundation for Living Torah.

    ]]>     Episode 2: Chakeh-Mah - Wait for What Institute for the Next Jewish Future 00:32:13 Delving into Miriam’s Torah of patience and presence, this episode explores the Jewish mystical teaching of Chakeh-Mah, the ability to “wait for what.” R' Jericho talks about the definition of wisdom, Wait for What, what kind of salt we want to be, a concussion, descent for the sake of ascent, why you’re alive in this moment, and a practice for bringing Miriam’s living Torah into our own lives. Delving into Miriam’s Torah of patience and presence, this episode explores the Jewish mystical teaching of Chakeh-Mah, the ability to “wait for what.” R' Jericho talks about the definition of wisdom, Wait for What, what kind of salt we want to be, a concussion, descent for the sake of ascent, why you’re alive in this moment, and a practice for bringing Miriam’s living Torah into our own lives. community, miriam, kabbalah, judaism, wilderness, living torah false full 2     623ba74b-03f5-405b-87a4-cb7e190d8098 Episode 1: Spiritual Chutzpah
  • The idea that Miriam has unique Torah to teach us is rooted in a passage in the Zohar (Shlach 12:116) that describes Miriam’s celestial yeshiva in which people learn the workings of the universe.
  • The lineage of Miriam is established in Exodus 1:21
  • The quote from Reb Zalman comes from Pnai Or Wisdom School can be found here,  with gratitude to Seth Fishman.
  • The Sufi song you heard can be found here.
  • The idea that Mitzrayim refers to a narrow place can be found in the Recanti on Vayigash.
  • We don’t actually know the economic breakdown of the ancient land of Egypt. This data reflects the economics of a similarly modern narrow place—America in the early twenty first century.
  • The chief ob/gyn is identified in the Hebrew Bible as Shifrah and her apprentice Puah. The medieval commentator Rashi (Rashi Exodus 1:15), picking up on a Talmudic idea (Sotah 11b), affirms the longstanding Jewish tradition that these are in fact Yocheved and Miriam.
  • The Hebrew word for Yocheved’s job is “miyaledet haivrit” which is usually translated as midwife of the Hebrews. Misogyny can cause us to devalue jobs traditionally held by women, so I prefer the gender neutral chief ob/gyn to better convey the role.
  • “Visions of Amram” is an ancient document discovered in the caves of Qumron that describe Amram’s shamanic visions. More here https://macsphere.mcmaster.ca/bitstream/11375/13143/1/fulltext.pdf
  • The sacred text of Shir HaShirim Rabbah 2:15:2 describes one of the surveillance systems created to find Ivri babies.
  • The story of Yocheved and Amram separating and Miriam, their daughter, challenging them can be found in the Talmud, Sotah 12a:11
  • The Ani Maamin prayer of faith in liberation is based on the 12th of Maimonides 13 Principles of Faith.
  • You can find more information on the Ani Maamin sung in cattle cars here.
  • The specific Ani Maamin song you heard can be found here.
  • The literal view of moshiach, a savior, on a calico donkey is described in the Talmud in Sanhedrin 98a:14.
  • I learned of Reb Zalman’s idea of Moshiachtzeit from my teacher, Reb Zalman’s student, Rabbi Victor Gross.
  • The notion that the right hand is connected to compassion, left hand strength can be found in Zohar Bereishit 15:173
  • To learn more Torah with Rabbi Jericho, find them on Substack at Survival Guide for a Spiritual Wilderness or on Instagram @thealef or join them for a Temple of the Stranger ceremony.

    • Survival Guide for a Spiritual Wilderness is a part of the Judaism Unbound family of podcasts made possible with support from Lippman Kanfer Foundation for Living Torah.

    Survival Guide for a Spiritual Wilderness is a part of the Judaism Unbound family of podcasts made possible with support from Lippman Kanfer Foundation for Living Torah.

    ]]>     Mon, 10 Feb 2025 05:05:00 +0000 miriam@judaismunbound.com (Institute for the Next Jewish Future) https://survival-guide-for-a-spiritual-wilderness-the-torah-of-miri.simplecast.com/episodes/episode-1-spiritual-chutzpah-WbpcyOng
  • The idea that Miriam has unique Torah to teach us is rooted in a passage in the Zohar (Shlach 12:116) that describes Miriam’s celestial yeshiva in which people learn the workings of the universe.
  • The lineage of Miriam is established in Exodus 1:21
  • The quote from Reb Zalman comes from Pnai Or Wisdom School can be found here,  with gratitude to Seth Fishman.
  • The Sufi song you heard can be found here.
  • The idea that Mitzrayim refers to a narrow place can be found in the Recanti on Vayigash.
  • We don’t actually know the economic breakdown of the ancient land of Egypt. This data reflects the economics of a similarly modern narrow place—America in the early twenty first century.
  • The chief ob/gyn is identified in the Hebrew Bible as Shifrah and her apprentice Puah. The medieval commentator Rashi (Rashi Exodus 1:15), picking up on a Talmudic idea (Sotah 11b), affirms the longstanding Jewish tradition that these are in fact Yocheved and Miriam.
  • The Hebrew word for Yocheved’s job is “miyaledet haivrit” which is usually translated as midwife of the Hebrews. Misogyny can cause us to devalue jobs traditionally held by women, so I prefer the gender neutral chief ob/gyn to better convey the role.
  • “Visions of Amram” is an ancient document discovered in the caves of Qumron that describe Amram’s shamanic visions. More here https://macsphere.mcmaster.ca/bitstream/11375/13143/1/fulltext.pdf
  • The sacred text of Shir HaShirim Rabbah 2:15:2 describes one of the surveillance systems created to find Ivri babies.
  • The story of Yocheved and Amram separating and Miriam, their daughter, challenging them can be found in the Talmud, Sotah 12a:11
  • The Ani Maamin prayer of faith in liberation is based on the 12th of Maimonides 13 Principles of Faith.
  • You can find more information on the Ani Maamin sung in cattle cars here.
  • The specific Ani Maamin song you heard can be found here.
  • The literal view of moshiach, a savior, on a calico donkey is described in the Talmud in Sanhedrin 98a:14.
  • I learned of Reb Zalman’s idea of Moshiachtzeit from my teacher, Reb Zalman’s student, Rabbi Victor Gross.
  • The notion that the right hand is connected to compassion, left hand strength can be found in Zohar Bereishit 15:173
  • To learn more Torah with Rabbi Jericho, find them on Substack at Survival Guide for a Spiritual Wilderness or on Instagram @thealef or join them for a Temple of the Stranger ceremony.

    • Survival Guide for a Spiritual Wilderness is a part of the Judaism Unbound family of podcasts made possible with support from Lippman Kanfer Foundation for Living Torah.

    Survival Guide for a Spiritual Wilderness is a part of the Judaism Unbound family of podcasts made possible with support from Lippman Kanfer Foundation for Living Torah.

    ]]>     Episode 1: Spiritual Chutzpah Institute for the Next Jewish Future 00:30:27 This episode introduces the spiritual guide Morah Miriam as an ancestor of boldness and audacity and defines spiritual chutzpah as essential living Torah from Miriam that empower us to act courageously. R' Jericho talks about the power of a Sufi sermon, the narrow place, Spiritual Chutzpah, razzle dazzle slave economics, time travel, moishiachtzeit, and a practice for bringing Miriam’s living Torah into our own lives. This episode introduces the spiritual guide Morah Miriam as an ancestor of boldness and audacity and defines spiritual chutzpah as essential living Torah from Miriam that empower us to act courageously. R' Jericho talks about the power of a Sufi sermon, the narrow place, Spiritual Chutzpah, razzle dazzle slave economics, time travel, moishiachtzeit, and a practice for bringing Miriam’s living Torah into our own lives. community, miriam, kabbalah, sufi, vitamins, chutzpah, judaism, wilderness, living torah false full 1     fa917965-34b6-4c0d-b926-0aee4c37a725 Trailer In a time when many feel alienated from traditional Jewish spaces, this series serves as a spiritual home for listeners who seek to connect Jewish ancestral feminist wisdom with our own svara (moral intuition). This limited series podcast offers a radical, fresh path to engage with Judaism to help us navigate the spiritual wilderness we encounter in our communal and personal lives.  Start your year with your heart tuned to “Survival Guide for Spiritual Wilderness: The Torah of Miriam” with inspirational stories, modern Jewish philosophy, ancient Jewish wisdom, Goddexx, and meditative exercises that we can integrate into our daily lives. 

    Survival Guide for a Spiritual Wilderness is a part of the Judaism Unbound family of podcasts made possible with support from Lippman Kanfer Foundation for Living Torah.

    Survival Guide for a Spiritual Wilderness is a part of the Judaism Unbound family of podcasts made possible with support from Lippman Kanfer Foundation for Living Torah.

    ]]>     Thu, 16 Jan 2025 16:37:34 +0000 miriam@judaismunbound.com (Institute for the Next Jewish Future) https://survival-guide-for-a-spiritual-wilderness-the-torah-of-miri.simplecast.com/episodes/trailer-aphdEc_d In a time when many feel alienated from traditional Jewish spaces, this series serves as a spiritual home for listeners who seek to connect Jewish ancestral feminist wisdom with our own svara (moral intuition). This limited series podcast offers a radical, fresh path to engage with Judaism to help us navigate the spiritual wilderness we encounter in our communal and personal lives.  Start your year with your heart tuned to “Survival Guide for Spiritual Wilderness: The Torah of Miriam” with inspirational stories, modern Jewish philosophy, ancient Jewish wisdom, Goddexx, and meditative exercises that we can integrate into our daily lives. 

    Survival Guide for a Spiritual Wilderness is a part of the Judaism Unbound family of podcasts made possible with support from Lippman Kanfer Foundation for Living Torah.

    Survival Guide for a Spiritual Wilderness is a part of the Judaism Unbound family of podcasts made possible with support from Lippman Kanfer Foundation for Living Torah.

    ]]>     Trailer Institute for the Next Jewish Future 00:04:40 Temple of the Stranger x Judaism Unbound partner in bringing you a new podcast for this new year: “Survival Guide for a Spiritual Wilderness: The Torah of Miriam” Transformative teachings of living Torah from our ancestor Miriam to help us navigate the spiritual wilderness of this political moment, and the spiritual wilderness of our personal lives with creator and host, R’Jericho Vincent. Temple of the Stranger x Judaism Unbound partner in bringing you a new podcast for this new year: “Survival Guide for a Spiritual Wilderness: The Torah of Miriam” Transformative teachings of living Torah from our ancestor Miriam to help us navigate the spiritual wilderness of this political moment, and the spiritual wilderness of our personal lives with creator and host, R’Jericho Vincent. miriam, judaism, wilderness, jewish false trailer