22/06/2026
People come to therapy for many reasons — but often it comes down to this: something needs to change, or they want to change something.
Therapy is a powerful vehicle for that. But it works best when it isn't the only tool.
Sitting meditation is about training the mind. Calming the nervous system. And perhaps most importantly — learning to see clearly, and to be present without being swept away.
On July 25th, NGO I'm part of — Sfat HaSartan (Language of Cancer), which supports oncology and hematology patients during hospitalization — is holding a day of mindfulness practice ("Shabbat Tirgul") at Neve Shalom, from 10:00–16:00.
The day includes sitting, walking, and lying meditation, facilitated discussion, and a shared vegan lunch. Most of the day is held in silence. Registration is 100 NIS, and all proceeds go toward mind-body care for hospitalized cancer patients.
If this speaks to you — as a person, a practitioner, or both — I'd love for you to join.
Link for registration in the first comment.