Monday January 27th

10am Pacific | 11am Mountain | 1pm Eastern

From Memory to Imagination: What Jewish Mysticism, Neuroscience, and Intergenerational Healing Can Teach us at This Moment

How can looking back at our shared past help us look forward to reimagine a better future in the midst of our ongoing world crises? What might our ancestors teach us about how to navigate these times? 

On January 27th in 1945, the Soviet Army entered the concentration camp of Auschwitz. What they discovered was evidence for a monstrous crime, which still shapes the lives of the offspring – both of the murderers and of the escaped victims.

At the commemoration of the 80th Anniversary of the Liberation of Auschwitz, join the Berlin Center for Intellectual Diaspora and Rabbi Tirzah Firestone, PhD, to hear stories and insights based on her groundbreaking research in transgenerational trauma legacies, Jungian depth psychology, and Kabbalah, to illuminate the redemptive possibilities inherent within the human psyche. As we enter into a full octave of decades since the events of the Holocaust, let us gather in the spirit of the brave people of conscience who helped turn the tide of history then, to call forth our own courage, moral wisdom, and compassion to aid us at our pivotal moment now.