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j.s. age 14
l.h. age 15
e.s. age 15
n.m. age 14
h.s. age 15

Quotes From Students

  • I had never felt a strong connection with my body before, but I came out of this class feeling completely in-tune with it; I now have an intense respect for my body. My family is not very religious, and this class made me realize how much Judaism is a part of who I am, and how lost I feel without it in my life. It taught me that every little part of the world is worth studying and caring for. – L.P.
  • I can see that my body is more than just a body. It is sacred and holy. –J.L.W
  • I was looking for my little Jewish niche and I found it. It’s a group of people and place where you can just go and be yourself and do yoga, art and writing. It’s everything I like, and I can be Jewish with it at the same time.” - E.S.
  • “Midrasha (on Sundays) is much more of a social affair for me whereas this is more of a time for myself… better materials and environment…my friends aren’t here to distract me.” - J.H.
  • Before this class I didn’t really use Torah text to help explore my spirituality and this class really opened up a door for me. – L.P.

Quote from a parent

Julie is a gifted teacher and her classes provide an opportunity to enrich student's lives. My daughter loved the classes and uses the yoga she learned from Julie to center herself whenever she is stressed. She also found the art and spirituality components fun and interesting. The yoga will benefit my daughter during her entire life. Taking a class from Julie is an opportunity not to be missed. – Arlene Blum


Not seeing G-d


art - l. statman, age 14
poem - l. padia, age 14

I could stand
and see your wonders
I could see it all
But I throw
myself down
to scrape my face
to hide in the filthy dirt.
Why? they ask
why did you choose
not to see?
How do I give them
an answer.
I do not need to see?
I do not need proof.
My reasons
my answers
lay buried in my heart.
and that is all I need.

- L.P.

 

 

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