Kabbalah is as much an esoteric tradition of Judaism as a mystic, born in the Middle Ages, evolving in different currents and approaches. It is still very much alive nowadays and knows many ramifications and links with philosophy, other mystics and hermeneutics This course allows you to familiarize yourself with and practice some approaches such as The En Sof, the Ten Sefirot, Tsimtsum and Tikkun, Sohar and full of practices such as the Gematria, the Temourah, the Notariqon, but also the breath and dance, music This course will allow you to discover some of these approaches, as much intellectually as in a more existential practice for the purpose of searching deeper and deeper for "meaning": when you found ...., look again!

Learning Biblical Hebrew is not only fascinating and a little mysterious, but also allows to address the Judeo-Christian founding texts (and for Abraham even Muslim) in the original language. Hebrew does not "think" like Indo-European languages. To learn even the basics of this language allows to open one's mind and one's heart, to see and perceive things differently, to think in a new way and to lose one's own habits. As Hebrew uses his language to feed his reader by inviting him to search for meaning beyond first reading, this course offers an introduction to enter a new world of interpretation, rediscovery of texts and to an unsuspected depth.

The warm sound of the cello is very close to the human voice and can communicate from soul to soul. The violin has the art of transmitting a universal language. There is no age to learn these beautiful instruments. We can start very young, from 3 years, but also to over 70 years. I have a long experience, with very different students, sometimes even with disabilities, and adapt to each individually, according to their needs, with passion and joy. I have a playful approach and requirement at the same time, and a great passion for the overall game Everyone can learn violin or cello. There is no limit!

Learning ancient Greek opens to the roots of our western way of thinking, philosophy, logic, and also gives insights into the functioning of our modern languages. Learning Biblical Greek gives access to the reading of New Testament texts in the original language, which makes it possible to get closer to the way of thinking and speaking about the time. Reading in the original language allows you to discover a deeper meaning to the text that we read "from always" This reading offers a freshness of reading and opens a world of meaning.