For over fifty years, The Aquarian Minyan has been a pioneering model of Jewish Renewal. It was established with the goal to “renew the old and make holy the new” (Rav Kook). As an egalitarian community we believe that each of us can be a vehicle for the Light and that we all are holy teachers and holy students in different ways and at different times. By revitalizing prayer, rituals and teachings, we have endeavored to provide a spiritually alive Jewish home for souls to evolve and be nurtured. We welcome all to join us in celebration, learning and blessing.

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Featured Events & Voices

Annual Meeting

This Sunday, January 11, noon – 3pm

Please join us for our Annual Community Meeting, either in-person at Redwood Gardens, 2951 Derby St, Berkeley or online HERE

In-person: please arrive by noon or earlier to enjoy bagels! shmears! snacks!

Online: Music will start at 12:10pm and the program at 12:15pm

We would appreciate knowing if you plan on coming in-person so we have enough food; RSVP to robertbstang@icloud.com

Book Talk

Tuesday Jan. 20 at 5 PM
 
 

The Path of Transformation in our Time: Jewish, Christian and Sufi texts for Contemplation, Study and Action

with Rabbi Jonathan Seidel
Mondays, August 3rd, 10th, 17th, 24th | 5PM PST | Zoom
We will explore the states of despair and “unknowing” that emerge in and from the darkness, especially in St. John of the Cross, the Zohar, Sufi texts as well as 20th century Hasidic Rebbes. ...

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Dark Times

by Ann Litwak

We live in dark times. We see a rise in anti-semitism, racism, and raging wars. We are left feeling scared, anxious, angry and sad. How can we make a difference? What can we do? ...

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The Thirty Third Day

by Rabbi Diane Eliot

They died in droves twelve thousand pairs of them, so they say— died of contagious disrespect pernicious contention, these zealous students, Rabbi Akiva’s boys. Study buddies run amok... ...

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