Silent retreats are surging in popularity. Religion is optional.
The growing interest in meditation and contemplation cuts across faith traditions as many seek escape from technology and daily stress.
Five Takeaways from a Jewish Meditation Retreat for Activists
The retreat’s focus on Jewish mindfulness, shaped by IJS teachings, offered activists tools for clarity, calm, and connection.
In a time of questioning, younger Jews turn to their faith’s contemplative side
As younger Jews question tradition, contemplative tools like IJS’s Shofar Project and mindfulness yoga offer deep, rooted spiritual connection.
Schisler provides ‘mindful’ pathways to peace
Rebecca Schisler, an Institute for Jewish Spirituality faculty member, integrates Jewish mindfulness practices to support calm, clarity, and peace.
Going on offense: Why we ran an ad for Judaism during an NFL game
IJS explains why teaching Jewish mindfulness wasn’t enough—and why publicly sharing Judaism’s depth became essential.