For the past thirty-five years I have been walking my spiritual path and helping others on theirs. Being on a spiritual path means purposefully seeking God: everywhere. Seeking God means reaching for reality – what actually is – in all its myriad forms. And seeking God also means leaning into what could be - oneness, the beauty and divinity that holds all.
I have been studying and following the exquisite teachings of the Pathwork since 1972. Since 1989 I am a Pathwork helper and teacher. Pathwork is a modern transformational path that brilliantly marries spirituality and psychology. Since 1995 I've also been studying Kabbalah. And I'm a healer, a practitioner of Integrated Kabbalistic Healing®.
Because my parents were rooted in two different worlds - Judaism and Christianity – I am a universalist by nature. This means that I seek to unify apparently disparate pieces, or hold them together. Torah, the source, teaches that God surrounds and fills everything, and All is One: Adonai Echad. I am committed to speaking the universal voice of Kabbalah.
My Journey: Pathwork teaches that Jesus Christ is our best friend and greatest helper. In the Pathwork, as I gradually matured and opened to Christ, I began to experience my heart as a reflection and iteration of the sacred heart of Christ.
As Christ took up residence in my heart, I wanted to know more about him, so I began to explore his teachings. It dawned on me that because Jesus was a Jew, I would have to study Judaism in order to understand and follow in his footsteps. Mystical Judaism led me to the Kabbalah, where I completely fell in love. With Jason Shulman, I found a Kabbalah teacher and I found healing. . . and here I am. I believe that the profound healing I have received from Kabbalistic Healing enabled me to create this website – a deeper level of passing on the gifts of life that I have received.
It seems to me that my life's direction has been guided by Christ all along, and he has led me to where I am today: an IKH healer initiated into the lineage of "Dodi Lev." Dodi means friend or lover in Hebrew. Lev means heart, and has a "value" of 32 – the number of pathways in the Tree of Life. So this is me: friend and lover of the heart where Christ resides, friend and lover of the Tree of Life where YHVH (God) emanates.
Living my life as a Dodi Lev is a very personal expression of wholeness for me. Loving and serving Christ and YHVH helps heal the split I was born with. . . my Jewish mother and my Christian father.
