Rabbi Maimonides explores the relationship between philosophical knowledge and the teachings of the Torah. He discusses the concept of God and explains how God should be described according to the Torah. Maimonides also spends a significant amount of time exploring the structure and characteristics of the universe.
- Professor: Dr. Conny Williams
The Tikkunei HaZohar is part of a group of mystical writings
grouped together under the general topic Zohar. It is an
exposition via Ancient Wisdom that studies the deep connection of
Shekinah throughout the verses of Torah and the underlying
themes of mystical thought. There seventy Tiqun or sections
each dealing with a variation of the word Bereishis and how it
relates to just about everything in the Jewish thought of the
times and also relating to that which is called the Oral Torah.
- Professor: Dr. Conny Williams
The Bahir is one of the oldest and most important of all classical Kabbalah texts. Until the publication of the Zohar, the Bahir was the most influential and widely quoted primary source of Kabbalistic teachings. Join us as we explore this enigmatic ancient sacred text. This class requires 2 text books, The Bahir Illumination by Aryeh Kaplan and Sefer ha-Bahir: Selections from The Book of Brilliance, The Classic Text of Early Kabbalah by Geoffrey W. Dennis.
- Professor: Dr. Conny Williams
In this course the student will discover the personal applications of the Sefirot and the Hebrew letters assigned to the paths of the tree of life. This course includes meditative practices to incorporate into the students life.
- Professor: Dr. Conny Williams
The Future of Human Experience provides a concise introduction to current out-of-the-box thinking on the fundamental and timeless topics of the nature of consciousness and humanity's relationship to the Earth and Cosmos.
- Professor: Dr. Conny Williams
Preparing for the Messianic Era and Beyond. The teachings that cannot be Taught. An introduction, orientation & illustrated training manual to higher consciousness using the universal ancient Kabbalah language of the future.
- Professor: Dr. Conny Williams