Contemplating Buber’s I-Thou

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(Rescheduled from a previous date).

Rabbi Sigal is offering this second session to explore Martin Buber’s poetic philosophy via Zoom. This contemplative journey provides a meaningful opportunity to engage with insights on relating to one another, the world, and the divine, as articulated by Buber, one of the 20th century’s greatest thinkers.

Together, we will contrast I-Thou relationships with the utilitarian I-It mode and reflect on the role of presence and dialogue in fostering authentic encounters.

All are welcome. No experience is necessary.

 Zoom instructions will be sent prior to the class date.