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All can watch recordings of all public, free sessions at our YouTube channel, or gain access at the website: www.kehilatmussar.com; members will receive access to recordings of paid sessions if they enroll.

You can access the previous week at www.kehilatmussar.com, under Blog.

A Mussar group is called a Va’ad. It is a spiritual community of people dedicated to learning and practicing Mussar (and/or Mussar Mindfulness) together, with a master-teacher like Rabbi Chasya. It usually meets on Zoom every other week. During the off-week, practitioners meet in chevruta (learning-partners) to learn and practice together.

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There are no books yet of Mussar Mindfulness, however you can learn from each wisdom tradition:

Mussar

A.Everyday Holiness by Alan Morinis

A Responsible Life by Rabbi Ira Stone

Widen Your Tent by Rabbi Micha Berger

With the Heart in Mind by Alan Morinis

Changing the World from the Insidie Out by Rabbi David Jaffe

Mindfulness, Buddhism, Insight Meditation

You Belong by Sebene Selassie

Mindful of Race by Ruth King

Mindfulness by Joseph Goldstein

The Experience of Insight by Joseph Goldstein

Trauma-Sensitive Mindfulness by David Treleaven

The Wise Heart by Jack Kornfield

Radical Compassion by Tara Brach

Of course! All are welcome: affiliated and unaffiliated; religious and secular; Jew and non-Jew; Buddhist and non-Buddhist; beginner and advanced.