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Mira Neshama Niculescu teaches Jewish texts and Spiritual practices.
On this website, you will find resources and opportunities to explore the deep wisdom of Jewish Tradition,
to practice Hasidic Meditation and Mussar, and to learn Torah from the Hasidic Masters.
Through your own spiritual practice, you do your own tikkun, and through this,
you can help the tikkun of the world.
About Mira Neshama
Dr. Mira Neshama Weil is a Socio-anthropologist of Religions and Teacher of Jewish Spirituality.
She obtained her PhD at the Ecole des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales (EHESS) in Paris while studying Torah at Drisha in New York as an Arts Fellow, and at Pardes in Jerusalem as a "European Leader Fellow" of the Yesod Foundation, where she obtained a certificate of "Jewish Experiential Educator".
Certified Teacher of Mindfulness (Mindfulness Training Institute) and "Jewish Mindfulness" (Institute for Jewish Spirituality), Full Awareness (Institute of Jewish Spirituality), and Yoga (Sira RYT 200), she received the Orthodox Equal Smikha from Pr. Rav Daniel Sperber at the Yeshiva Har'El, Jerusalem.
"There is a deep well in me.
And at the bottom of this well there is God."
Etty Hillesum
Retreats
Reconnect with Jewish spirituality, oneself, the Shabbat and the world around us.
Mira Neshama invites you to meditation retreats throughout the year.
For millennia, Jewish mystics have practiced the art of contemplative retreat: hitbodedout (literally "self-isolation') consists of isolating oneself, alone in a room or in groups, in quiet places in nature, far from our daily occupations, to turn inward, and the divine.
UPCOMING RETREAT
20 - 25 May 2025
AWAKENING THE DIVINE
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Hillel Pirke Avot 1.14.
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