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  • Shabbos & HolidaysHands-on Shabbos and Yom tov experiences compliment classroom learning. Students are hosted by local families and prepare "in" meals at the dorm.
  • Devoted MentorsThrough one-on-one learning and conversations,
    experienced mentors help students define their direction and explore their goals
  • Hebrew SkillsGain proficiency in the Hebrew Language. Basic reading through Chumash and commentary. Classes are personalized to every level.
  • Dynamic ClassesPassionate and devoted instructors utilize interactive learning methods to teach a broad range of topics.
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Machon L'Yahadus is a full time yeshiva for women at all points on their Jewish journey who have a genuine desire to study and grow.
Courses range from basic Hebrew to the Torah’s deepest mystical teachings.
Textual studies, skills classes, traditional one-on-one (chavrusa-style) learning, dynamic lectures, and soul-stirring workshops round out the curriculum.
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Brooklyn, NY 11213
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Upcoming Holiday
Jul. 2 - Jul. 23
Daily Thought
In the non-physical world of emotions, ideas, and the soul, many things can overlap in time and space. But a physical world is a place where each thing says, “In my space, nothing else can be.” When a human being doesn’t allow the spiritual light of his soul to shine, he too becomes a physical object. So he says, “You are taking up my space.” How large is the space of a human being? As much as he can grab and more. We’re all reproductions of Adam, and there was only one of him occupying the entire world. But when a human being rises a little higher, a little more spiritual, a little more sensitive to a world beyond him, then he says, “Let’s share this space. There’s room here for all of us.” Maamar Issa B’Zohar...