In short
An introduction to the writing collected in this library: reflections on the Hebrew months and Jewish holidays through Torah, Kabbalah and feminine wisdom, for women who grew up religious and disconnected, secular and curious, or somewhere in between.
This is not watered-down Jewish wellness.
It’s a space created for the woman who knows there is more.
More depth than what you learnt or didn’t learn in school.
More soul than modern wellness culture.
More beauty than dry intellectualism.
Maybe you grew up religious but disconnected.
Maybe secular yet spiritually curious.
Maybe deeply Jewish and longing to feel more connected to your identity, your femininity, your people, or Hashem.
Wherever you are, you are welcome here.
Because Judaism was never meant to be experienced as information alone.
It is a way of living.
A rhythm.
A sacred relationship to time, memory, home, womanhood, community, healing, and meaning.
Over the years, through studying Jewish wisdom, Kabbalah, Chassidut, feminine spirituality, and living throughout Israel, I began to discover Judaism not only as a religion - but as a framework for a life filled with meaning on the individual and collective level.
Twice a month, I share reflections on:
— the spiritual energy of the Hebrew months
— Jewish holidays and sacred time
All this through the lense of :
— Torah, Kabbalah, and feminine wisdom
— beauty, ritual, identity, and sacred living
Israel is woven through all of this - not only as a place (in which I live), but as the spiritual heart of the Jewish people: our memory, destiny, and return.
Much of what I share here comes from the book I’m writing:
The Guide To The Jewish Year
A structured and beautiful approach to understanding the Jewish year as a system for transformation. (Coming soon, BH.)
If something resonates, I hope you’ll engage.
I always respond!
More than anything, I hope this space strengthens your connection:
to Hashem,
to your soul,
to your identity,
to your people,
and to the wisdom that has always belonged to us.
I’m so happy you’re here.
See you in your inbox soon -
Love,
Yarin
P.S. Most of the artwork shared here is also mine - prints are available ✨
Written by Yarin Weltsman (Queen Yarin)
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