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Into the Heart of Devotion: Embodied Sacred Practice as a Path for Connection to the Divine
Immerse in the wisdom of modern-day mystic and ritual artist Taya Mâ Shere as she speaks to the nuances of embracing a sacred practice that centers body, earth, and Goddess. Taya Mâ shares perspectives from her own spiritual path and leadership in Jewish and multi-religious communities, then offers insight into ancestral connections and the transformative power and possibility of rooting in lineage traditions. This session engages sacred chant and prayer toward connecting more deeply with self and with Source.
In this session, you’ll discover:
- How to immerse yourself in sacred chant and the transformative power of rhythmic prayer
- Resonant and embodied practices for connecting with Divinity
- Pathways for spiritual connection that honor root tradition and appreciate possibilities for multireligious weaving
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UPGRADE HERETaya Mâ Shere
Taya Mâ Shere is a ritual artist embracing embodied, earth-honoring devotion as a liberatory spiritual practice. She is a professor of Organic Multi-Religious Ritual at Starr King School for the Ministry, and founder of From the Deep, an emergent mystery school of earth, sea, and soma.
Taya Mâ hosts the acclaimed Jewish Ancestral Healing podcast and The Sarah & Hajar Series: Sacred Practice and Possibility at the Intersections of Judaism and Islam. She teaches online courses such as Embodied Presence... Practice Makes Imperfect... Changing Your Life One Micro-Movement at a Time... Jewish Ancestral Healing... and Completion: Embracing the Alchemy of Endings.
Taya Mâ co-founded the Kohenet Hebrew Priestess movement, and co-authored The Hebrew Priestess: Ancient and New Visions of Jewish Women’s Spiritual Leadership. Her five albums of sacred chant, including This Bliss... Wild Earth Shebrew... and Makam Shekhina have been heralded as “cutting-edge mystic medicine music” and “pulsing transmissions which tap into collective memory.”
