Soulmates and Sacred Bonds: Torah Wisdom about Couplehood

This is a 6 session virtual class taught by Rabbanit Dalia and Rabbi Max Davis.

What does the Torah have to say about the concept of bashert — destined life partners — and what does it truly mean to build a relationship rooted in holiness, trust, and mutual growth?

In this engaging virtual course, we will explore timeless Torah wisdom on couplehood, examining classical Torah and Rabbinic sources and practical insights. We’ll explore concepts such as authentic communication, emotional awareness, and Divine matchmaking and consider how the Torah’s wisdom can transform relationships and strengthen connections.

Dates

6 virtual sessions on Wednesdays from 8-9pm (every other week)
October 7, 21
November 4, 18
December 2, 16

Details

Each registration includes admission for the registrant and one partner and while this is a six session class, each lesson will focus on a distinct topic.

Meet Dalia

Dalia Davis is a Jewish educator and artist who is passionate about creating opportunities for healing and spiritual growth. She is the Director of Pastoral Education at SVIVAH and an educator who loves studying with students of all ages. Dalia is involved with Jewish curricular design for Smith Jewish Day School, Congregation Darchei Noam, and teaches classes for various other educational spaces around the Twin Cities. She is a facilitator for the Jewish Arts Collective and is a choreographer whose dance pieces reflect upon Jewish thought and express the experiences of Jewish women through movement. Dalia also co-founded Uprooted: A Jewish Response to Fertility Journeys, and authored Fertility Journeys: A Jewish Healing Guide for Mayyim Hayyim.

Dalia graduated from Yeshivat Maharat’s Advance Kollel, majored in Jewish History and Dance at Barnard College and studied in Israel at Nishmat. She also received an M.A. in Jewish Education from Y.U. and a certificate in Talmud and Halacha from GPATS.

Meet Max

Rabbi Max Davis feels blessed to have served as the rabbi of Congregation Darchei Noam for the past ten years.  Since receiving Semicha from Yeshivat Chovevei Torah and an MA in Jewish Education from Yeshiva University, Rabbi Davis has also served communities in Berkeley, CA and Springfield, MA.  It is an open secret that the real secret to his rabbinate is the wisdom and partnership of his wife, Rabbanit Dalia!  They are blessed with four primary teachers, their daughters Revaya, Hodaya, Tifferet and Kalaniya.

Click here to learn more and to register.