Many regular Mussar students/practitioners find that their va’adim (Mussar groups) take a break in the summer. In summer 2020, faced with the challenge of our lives, this is not a time for “a break from our Mussar.”
In this series we will explore “off-the-beaten path” middot (soul traits) and reconsider well-traveled paths in light of our current existential reality. Mussar study and practice need not go on summer break—especially as we need our Mussar to ground us in these uncertain times.
This course will be taught by Rabbi Eric S. Gurvis and meets weekly on Tuesdays, 7:15-8:45 p.m., from July 14 to Aug. 18.
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