The Medicine of Gratitude

Many of us struggle to find gratitude in dark times, feeling weighed down by emptiness and despair.

This short online course invites you to discover how gratitude can serve as a healing force, offering comfort and strength in challenging moments.

Tuition: $54 (All course fees are 100% tax deductible.)

Level: All Levels |

Recommended Experience: None Needed |

Format: 3 Pre-Recorded Lessons

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Alden Solovy is a modern piytan, poet, teacher, and spiritual leader, who blends Torah and verse to inspire communities worldwide. His work, shaped by personal tragedy, bridges poetry, song, meditation, and prayer, resonating deeply with both heart and scholarship. Alden has taught at HUC-JIR, Limmud, and synagogues across North America. He is the author of four CCAR Press books, including These Words (2023), which won a Silver Medal from the Independent Book Publishers. Now based in Jerusalem, he serves as Liturgist in Residence at the Pardes Institute and founded ManKind Project Israel.

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Course Overview:

In times of darkness and despair, gratitude can feel out of reach. Yet, gratitude holds the promise of being a powerful form of healing.

In this 3-session intensive course, poet and liturgist Alden Solovy will guide participants through an exploration of the transformative power of gratitude using Torah, meaningful conversations, and simple writing exercises.

Together, we will examine our personal relationships with gratitude and discover the potential medicine it offers in difficult moments.

During this course, you will:

Explore the healing power of gratitude through Torah and spiritual teachings.
Engage in reflective writing exercises to deepen your personal connection to gratitude.
Participate in conversations that offer new perspectives on gratitude during challenging times.

Watch Alden read his poem “Morning Blessings” from his book “This Grateful Heart”

Tuition: $54

All course fees are 100% tax deductible.