ToratHatzevaShevat
Torat HaTzeva 3-Part Workshop Series
Tikkun Ta’am through Color, Taste & the Body
Torat HaTzeva is a Torah-based method of relational color theory, breath-painting, meditation, and gentle movement that cultivates Yishuv HaDa’at / יִשּׁוּב הַדַּעַת, the inner settling of the mind, body, and nervous system.
Shevat is not only about fruit and trees
It is about how nourishment enters.
🌿 3 Live Workshops on ZOOM
Live from Tzfat
with Rachel Leah Weiman, BFA
🗓 Three Tuesdays:
Jan 27 · Feb 3 · Feb 10
7:00–9:30 PM IST / 12:00–2:30 PM EST
Recordings available
🔗 REGISTER:
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🌱 WHAT YOU’LL EXPERIENCE
• Color perception and organic painting as training for presence and slowing
• Breath-painting and color theory connecting to the vegetative soul level and supporting הִשְׁתַּוּוּת · inner balance
• Tikkun Achila: how rushing creates craving, and how slowing restores presence and kedusha; slow, embodied entry into color and taste
If your body has been asking to slow down, this is for you 🌱
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Preparing for TuBShvat with Taam & the Tikun of Taste
Meditation & Breathpainting
Rachel Leah guided layered meditations using breath, visualization, and inner listening, including practices connected to sap rising, inner warmth, and devekut
Meditation & Breathpainting
Rachel Leah guided layered meditations using breath, visualization, and inner listening, including practices connected to sap rising, inner warmth, and devekut
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What You'll LearnTORAT HATZEVA SHEVAT
• Color perception and organic painting as training for presence and slowing
• Breath-painting and color theory connecting to the vegetative soul level and supporting הִשְׁתַּוּוּת · inner balance
The Hidden Light of Kislev
Each lesson is designed to equip you with useful strategies you can immediately put into action. It’s about learning with purpose and seeing real results.
Gain Practical Tools
Rachel Leah Weiman, Instructor
• Tikkun Achila: how rushing creates craving, and how slowing restores presence and kedusha; slow, embodied entry into color and taste
Tziru Meditation
Whether you're starting out or revisiting the basics, you'll solidify core concepts while expanding into new territory. There’s room here to both grow and go deeper.
Strengthen Your Foundation