“As soon as you trust yourself, you will know how to live.”
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
Sh’maYoga: Listen to Your Heart
Sh’maYoga is an integrative approach for the cultivation of deep listening and restoration of body, mind, heart and soul to their inherent health, joy, beauty and freedom. A pioneer in integrative methods, Rabbi Sigal is a...
Biography
“Many approach spirituality and religion with seriousness that lacks joy and fulfillment. We use practices and concepts that constrict us instead of free us; they become obstacles to expressing our true nature, the aspiration of...
Weddings & Bar Mitzvahs
“With her spiritual presence, her practical sensibility, and her mellifluous voice, Rabbi Sigal weaved an unforgettable wedding celebration of our love. The ceremony she artfully weaved, with great sensitivity and mastery, inspired...
Retreats
Sh’maYoga Retreat: Listen To Your Heart with Kabbalah and Yoga
July 5-7, 2013
Satchidananda Ashram, Buckingham, VA
On this Sh’maYoga retreat you will be introduced integrative methods for cultivating deep listening to the heart’s desire as it beckons you to live with joy and fulfillment.
Kesher Shalom
Unique Jewish Community in Abington, PA
At Kesher Shalom, Judaism is understood as a wisdom, a dynamic religion, one which builds on the past, honors the present, and looks to the future. We are a learning spiritual community that honor all people, religions, and opinions.
Kesher Shalom meets at the beautiful Abington Art Center in Jenkintown, PA, for activities and services that inspire the heart and mind and are open to all. People of all ages and interests.
SANKALPA® Live Your Heart’s Purpose
In Sanskrit, the word Sankalpa means “intention born from the heart.”
How long has it been since you spent time at the wellspring of your heart?
Are you longing to know, remember, and live your life’s purpose?
Live from your heart
With Sankalpa you welcome the mystery of your heart’s wisdom.
“Your heart is your most reliable compass. Listen to your heart’s wisdom and let your heart’s desire be your north.” Rabbi Sigal Learn More