Join us on September  12, 2011 in Stamford Hill (in the morning) and Golders Green (in the evening) or on September 13 in Stamford Hill (in the evening) for an Inner Torah workshop.   Learn how Inner Torah can transform your everyday life and open up doorways to your true self, deepen your relationships with others, and bring you closer to Hashem.   Go home with new skills to use in everyday life, and a new perspective on the challenges you face.  An introduction to the Inner Torah Learning Workshop will follow.  Please email for details on public events or to schedule a private appointment with Rebbetzin Miriam Millhauser Castle while she is in London.

Practical Inner Torah: A Guide to Going Within is now available in Hebrew.  To purchase a copy, please email info@innertorah.com

The Inner Torah Learning Workshop Chevrusa Special has been extended through Tishrei so that anyone interested in signing up for Level One, together with a chevrusa, is entitled to receive an additional 10% discount from the tuition amounts listed on the registration form.  

This past week’s issue of Mishpacha’s Family First magazine (September 15, 2010) includes an article on Inner Torah entitled “A Safe Place for Pain.”

Some women have found that learning Inner Torah is made easier by working with a chevrusa (study partner).  To encourage participants in the upcoming Inner Torah Learning Workshop to find a chevrusa, a further 10% discount is offered on tuition for those registering in Elul together with a chevrusa.

 To take advantage of the CHEVRUSA SPECIAL, you and your chevrusa need to complete the registration process by the end of Elul. 

Information on the upcoming Inner Torah Learning Workshop is now available on line at www.innertorah.com.  You’re welcome to listen to an audio preview, review a list of topics covered, and read comments from participants in this year’s workshop.  If you have questions or need additional information,  please be in contact.

Good news!  Inner Torah is now available in Hebrew and Practical Inner Torah  IY”H should be available in Hebrew within a few months.  The Hebrew books can be found in bookstores throughout Israel and ordered directly from Targum Press at www.targum.com

Unfortunately, there has been a delay in the release of The Breath and Body of Inner Torah. It should be available in Israel in August and in the States and other countries in September IY”H. Sorry for the inconvenience for those of you who have been looking for it.

Too many of us go through life disconnected from our bodies, aware of our thoughts but little else.  We forget that the body is home to the soul.  We forget even to breathe and partake of the full quotient of life force that our breath holds for us.  And then we wonder, why we feel less vital, less alive, less real to ourselves than we once did. 

The latest book in the Inner Torah series, The Breath and Body of Inner Torah, is an invitation to reclaim our bodily homes.  It blends Torah teachings, real-life stories and physical explorations, to take readers into the very cells of their beings to discover their true potential.   It shows how the deeper we can reach within, the further we can reach without.  How, from inside ourselves, we can navigate the challenges of our lives with unimaginable ease and serenity.

The Breath and Body of Inner Torah is a book you can work with on your own or with others.   Intended for use as a companion volume to Inner Torah and Practical Inner Torah, it takes you on a fascinating journey into the body to reach the soul — the precious and holy spark of the Infinite that lies within us all.

The Breath and Body of Inner Torah is scheduled for release in June 2009.  Look for it at your local Jewish bookstore and online at www.Targum.com and www.Amazon.com.

You can find a short article entitled Life’s Final Chapter based on the book Walking Mom Home at http://www.aish.com/family/heart/Lifes_Final_Chapter.asp

My most recent book, Walking Mom Home: sharing the blessings of this life’s final journey, was just released in the United States.  It’s now available in Jewish bookstores and online at www.amazon.com, www.feldheim.com, and www.targum.com.  I’m planning a book tour in the States for late fall IY”H and will try to visit both the east and west coasts.