What can our dreams reveal to us us? How about the dreams of our sages? Join in a journey of unabashed voyeurism into a 200-year old dream from one of the greatest spiritual masters of Jewish tradition, Rebbe Nachman of Breslov. We’ll explore what this intricate dream—with its themes of knowing and belonging—might say about his own psychology and, using tools of self-inquiry, reflect on what it might say to and about us. Why did he leave it recorded for us? How similar or different are our relationships with these perennial topics today? And what might we learn about our own spiritual paths from this?

There are no wrong (or right) answers, just opportunities for learning and growth!

For over a dozen years, Rabbi David Curiel has led deep ritual and soulful song in Somerville, Jerusalem, Manhattan and beyond, nourishing souls everywhere he goes. He is a teacher of Jewish mysticism, a sacred musician and a trauma-informed spiritual guide. As a holder of neo-Hassidic rabbinic and spiritual guidance lineages, he serves as a trainer in the subtle arts of guidance and mysticism for the Aleph Ordination Program and Yerusha. Additionally, David is a certified Somatic Experiencing® Practitioner (SEP), currently assisting in those trainings. Along with his wife, he co-founded and led the Asiyah Jewish Community in Somerville, MA, where they still live with their daughter and two cats. Born in Venezuela, David is a native speaker of Spanish and English. (and Spanglish!) You can find out more about him and his projects at https://www.rabbidavidcuriel.com.