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Tzohar Women

Empowering adult Jewish women to explore spiritual meaning, personal growth and healing through artistic expression and Jewish learning.

Tzohar women make beautiful art.

The word Tzohar (צהר) means a window to let light or a precious stone that shines light out.  The word Tzar (צר) means narrow and also relates to the term tzarot (צרות) meaning troubles or worries. When we allow the light of G-d (represented by the letter ה) into our narrow thinking or our worries and troubles, then we become a Tzohar (צהר), a light to ourselves and others. We become a vessel for that endless positivity and possibility.


                                            

For many years we have been told by mothers, grandmothers, sisters, and friends: “If only I had Tzohar when I was younger”, or “If only I could attend now!”. For those who have asked, and those who have yearned for such an opportunity, we created Tzohar Women.

Tzohar women have a great community.

TZOHAR WOMEN IS FOR YOU!

The first project of Tzohar Women was a six week course for local women consisting of a dedicated four hours a week of creative journaling and writing, study of Torah, playful improvisation, body work, painting class and self discovery/healing work. Although interrupted by the outbreak of Covid-19, we were able to finish the course online and left it with a sense of great possibility for the future.

 

We believe that Tzohar Women will become a place and a community of flow, of hearing from adult women of different ages and backgrounds, of sharing with each other, and helping individuals and creative groups for women to grow.

 

May TZOHAR WOMEN be an invitation to you to create a Tzohar, a flow of light and inspiration to grow a garden, a beautiful world, together.

Watch our Geula and Creativity presentation featuring Amy Guterson and Ani Lipitz highlighting  farbrengen for Women.

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