Journey: Jewish Singing for Ceremony & Integration

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Songs for the Journey: Jewish Singing for Ceremony & Integration led by (Kohenet) Elana Brody

Wednesdays | Zoom
9am-10:15am PT

Wednesday March 11
Wednesday March 18
Wednesday March 25
Wednesday April 1

There is a growing longing to bridge Jewish music and medicine spaces.

Many of us go into psychedelic spaces and experiences of expanded consciousness and crave being able to bring our own Jewish songs, prayers, and melodies.

This series explores Jewish song as spiritual infrastructure for expanded states. Together we will learn how to use traditional melodies and niggunim as tools for grounding, opening, integrating, and moving forward.

We will also learn to create our own “medicine songs” or niggunim to support our prayers and intention, and to help us with processing and integrating our deep work in the psychedelic space + adjacent experiences. We will be using a specific mussar practice to inspire our creative process, as well.

This is not a course only for performers or musicians, this is for any of us who have a prayer and are curious to use our voice as an expression of devotion, in service of ourselves, the group, and our ancestors.


About our Facilitator

Kohenet Elana Brody is an ordained Hebrew priestess, musician and prayer leader. Elana offers Jewish prayer services across the country, and hosts healing song circles and singing retreats nationally and internationally. Elana also performs and records music as a songwriter and studio musician. In September ‘24, Elana released her debut folk album The Garden, and has released many Jewish singles including her popular original songs “B’shem Hashem,” “Elah,” “Living a Miracle (Mi Chamocha) and a cover of “Kol Galgal.” Susan Rogers, engineer for Prince, said of Elana "Whatever she does will be ahead of its time."

Kohenet Elana is a frequent Jewish Renewal prayer leader at Isabella Freedman retreats, and when she lived in NYC, was a regular prayer leader at Romemu Brooklyn. She co-founded Or Harim, an earth based Jewish community in Asheville, NC, and currently lives and leads embodied musical prayer gatherings regularly in Boulder, CO.

Songs for the Journey: Jewish Singing for Ceremony & Integration led by (Kohenet) Elana Brody

Wednesdays | Zoom
9am-10:15am PT

Wednesday March 11
Wednesday March 18
Wednesday March 25
Wednesday April 1

There is a growing longing to bridge Jewish music and medicine spaces.

Many of us go into psychedelic spaces and experiences of expanded consciousness and crave being able to bring our own Jewish songs, prayers, and melodies.

This series explores Jewish song as spiritual infrastructure for expanded states. Together we will learn how to use traditional melodies and niggunim as tools for grounding, opening, integrating, and moving forward.

We will also learn to create our own “medicine songs” or niggunim to support our prayers and intention, and to help us with processing and integrating our deep work in the psychedelic space + adjacent experiences. We will be using a specific mussar practice to inspire our creative process, as well.

This is not a course only for performers or musicians, this is for any of us who have a prayer and are curious to use our voice as an expression of devotion, in service of ourselves, the group, and our ancestors.


About our Facilitator

Kohenet Elana Brody is an ordained Hebrew priestess, musician and prayer leader. Elana offers Jewish prayer services across the country, and hosts healing song circles and singing retreats nationally and internationally. Elana also performs and records music as a songwriter and studio musician. In September ‘24, Elana released her debut folk album The Garden, and has released many Jewish singles including her popular original songs “B’shem Hashem,” “Elah,” “Living a Miracle (Mi Chamocha) and a cover of “Kol Galgal.” Susan Rogers, engineer for Prince, said of Elana "Whatever she does will be ahead of its time."

Kohenet Elana is a frequent Jewish Renewal prayer leader at Isabella Freedman retreats, and when she lived in NYC, was a regular prayer leader at Romemu Brooklyn. She co-founded Or Harim, an earth based Jewish community in Asheville, NC, and currently lives and leads embodied musical prayer gatherings regularly in Boulder, CO.