Walking Stick Foundation and Ashina
Pioneering brave new paths by restoring ancient lost ways
“There’s an old Native American saying: ‘If it doesn’t grow corn, what good is it?’
Walking Stick Foundation grows corn”
– David Carson, Choctaw Elder, author of Crossing into Medicine Country and co-author of
Medicine Cards: The Discovery of Power Through the Ways of Animals
Walking Stick Foundation grows corn”
– David Carson, Choctaw Elder, author of Crossing into Medicine Country and co-author of
Medicine Cards: The Discovery of Power Through the Ways of Animals
“A universe away from the glib superficiality of pop mysticism and mass market ‘spirituality.’”
– The Jewish Community Update, Sedona, Arizona
– The Jewish Community Update, Sedona, Arizona
“Gershon and Miriam provide a safe, welcoming learning community in their programs, allowing any student the ability to connect and integrate this ancient wisdom from a variety of perspectives. Their style, along with their warmth, humor and wisdom, is unparalleled.”
– Dr. Avram Rubin, Clinical Psychologist – Sefad, Israel: formerly Associate Professor of Psychology at John F. Kennedy
University
– Dr. Avram Rubin, Clinical Psychologist – Sefad, Israel: formerly Associate Professor of Psychology at John F. Kennedy
University
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Ever wonder why it is that the potency of Judaism inspired two major world religions, yet the richness of its wisdom remains unknown to most Jews, let alone the world-at-large?
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“How much, I reflected, each of the daughter religions of Judaism owed to their Mother Faith, and how little of it they deigned to acknowledge.” – Rabbi Abraham Carmel (formerly Father Kenneth C. Cox) |
Walking Stick Foundation
Celebrating more than 25 years of sharing Wisdom and Empowerment in support of a more balanced Life Walk
Walking Stick Foundation is a non-profit, tax-exempt educational organization, founded in 1997 and dedicated to the restoration of lesser-known, hidden-away ancient Jewish wisdom whose timely guidance in addressing our contemporary life walk beckons to be liberated from centuries of entombment in antiquated Aramaic and Hebraic texts gathering dust in the forgotten archives of academia. The richness of these nuggets carry the solutions to the conundrum of dwindling Jewish affiliation and the increased disenfranchisement of many for whom Judaism is perceived as an archaic remnant of a tradition bereft of personal meaning and relevance when in essence that is exactly what it’s about.
“An evolutionary leap in Hebrew mystical consciousness.”
– Dr. Mariana Caplan, PhD, author of Eyes Wide Open (Winner of 5 National Book Awards)
– Dr. Mariana Caplan, PhD, author of Eyes Wide Open (Winner of 5 National Book Awards)
Offering Personal and Communal Guidance in Discovering Personal and Collective Meaning in a Purpose-Driven World
“Our existence is not in vain. Its meaning may not be explicable to us, yet even when we do not know what it is, we know that it is”
– Abraham Joshua Heschel
– Abraham Joshua Heschel
Walking Stick’s Rabbis Miriam Maron and Gershon Winkler teaching at a gathering in Jerusalem
“As a western-trained physician, I was initially skeptical going into my work with Rabbi Maron. It did not take me long to realize, th0ugh, that this was a deep delving into the mysteries of the Hebrew tradition as they relate to my arrival on this Earth-walk. Her commitment to thoroughly researching the sources related to my Hebrew astrology reading, and the reading itself, felt purposeful, acknowledging, and uncannily congruent with my personal circumstances. Her use of ancient teachings, song, chant, and imagery gently opens the gates to access the soul, allowing healing shifts within the realms of psyche and spirit, which can help to bring forth a more fully-realized Self.”
– Dr. Mark Weigensberg, MD, Associate Professor, Clinical Pediatrics, Keck School of Medicine, University of Southern California; Director, Pediatric Endocrinology, LA County USC Medical Center
– Dr. Mark Weigensberg, MD, Associate Professor, Clinical Pediatrics, Keck School of Medicine, University of Southern California; Director, Pediatric Endocrinology, LA County USC Medical Center
“The high I felt from Walking Stick’s retreat carried me for weeks, bubbling beneath the surface, providing solace and motivation…the real deal!”
– Sha’ari Garfinkel, MSW, LCSW, MT-BC FAMI, Clinical Social Worker
– Sha’ari Garfinkel, MSW, LCSW, MT-BC FAMI, Clinical Social Worker
The Walking Stick Wisdom Shares
Zoominars
Weekly learning via Zoom by the original pioneers in the recovery and studies of Aboriginal Judaism, Rabbi Dr. Gershon Winkler and Rabbi Dr. Miriam Maron, and based on ancient and early-medieval Hebraic and Aramaic source texts. An in-depth immersion in the lesser-known hidden-away wisdom left to us by those who traversed the portals of the ineffable.
Weekly learning via Zoom by the original pioneers in the recovery and studies of Aboriginal Judaism, Rabbi Dr. Gershon Winkler and Rabbi Dr. Miriam Maron, and based on ancient and early-medieval Hebraic and Aramaic source texts. An in-depth immersion in the lesser-known hidden-away wisdom left to us by those who traversed the portals of the ineffable.
“Winkler’s refreshing translations of Biblical passages restore an elemental force
to the original Hebrew.”
– London Jewish Chronicle
to the original Hebrew.”
– London Jewish Chronicle
Torah Reboot Translation Project
No body of literature has had as profound an effect on the course of world history – for better, or for worse -- as has the Torah, the central pivotal text of the so-called Old Testament, a sacred compendium of ancient narratives about the turbulent, yet inspirational relationship dynamics between an insular people and a universal God. One of the ways in which the Walking Stick Foundation endeavors to effect change is its commitment to its Torah Reboot Venture, a project in progress that offers a fresh user-friendly re-translation of the Torah, the very impetus responsible for the birth and rise of two global religions, yet largely misquoted, misunderstood and –worse -- mistranslated from its original oriental vernacular for centuries. Consequently, this rich historic document continues to be rendered in a language and tone that more reflects the mindset of Medieval Europe than of Ancient Israel.
Our era cries out for the Torah to speak from a place of inspiration and empowerment, not from a place of judgment and constraint, and in a way that addresses the issues and concerns of our own times. The Hebrew original plus the cosmology that it spawned offers this if we only re-translate the text within the overall context of this magical body of ancient scripture while remaining true to the language in which it originated. Amply footnoted with supportive material from classical rabbinic exegetical as well as etymological sources, the project includes illuminating annotations to further enrich the reader’s understanding of the narrative and the ideology it enwombed.
No body of literature has had as profound an effect on the course of world history – for better, or for worse -- as has the Torah, the central pivotal text of the so-called Old Testament, a sacred compendium of ancient narratives about the turbulent, yet inspirational relationship dynamics between an insular people and a universal God. One of the ways in which the Walking Stick Foundation endeavors to effect change is its commitment to its Torah Reboot Venture, a project in progress that offers a fresh user-friendly re-translation of the Torah, the very impetus responsible for the birth and rise of two global religions, yet largely misquoted, misunderstood and –worse -- mistranslated from its original oriental vernacular for centuries. Consequently, this rich historic document continues to be rendered in a language and tone that more reflects the mindset of Medieval Europe than of Ancient Israel.
Our era cries out for the Torah to speak from a place of inspiration and empowerment, not from a place of judgment and constraint, and in a way that addresses the issues and concerns of our own times. The Hebrew original plus the cosmology that it spawned offers this if we only re-translate the text within the overall context of this magical body of ancient scripture while remaining true to the language in which it originated. Amply footnoted with supportive material from classical rabbinic exegetical as well as etymological sources, the project includes illuminating annotations to further enrich the reader’s understanding of the narrative and the ideology it enwombed.
“Gershon resembles the famed brazen trickster of folklore… A mischievous maverick of modern Judaism… Funny and provocative…Down-to-earth, warm and gregarious…”
– Intermountain Jewish News, Denver, Colorado
– Intermountain Jewish News, Denver, Colorado
Ashina: Individual Spiritual Guidance
Finding meaning in one’s life walk is a personal journey. Ashina is Rabbi Miriam Maron’s program of providing individual guidance and mentoring globally via phone, Skype or in person and in ways that challenge each individual to discover and define for themselves – as well as become empowered by -- the gift of their uniqueness. Through guided meditation and deep trauma healing, she has helped many across the U.S. and beyond in ways that have sparked significant transformative shifts in their lives. Ashina is Hebrew for “I will transform,” and is also the name of the Siberian shamanic Clan of the Grey She-Wolf, an entire Asiatic tribe that converted to Judaism in the 8th century, forging a major creative leap in Jewish history and, in particular, the Ashkenazic culture.
Finding meaning in one’s life walk is a personal journey. Ashina is Rabbi Miriam Maron’s program of providing individual guidance and mentoring globally via phone, Skype or in person and in ways that challenge each individual to discover and define for themselves – as well as become empowered by -- the gift of their uniqueness. Through guided meditation and deep trauma healing, she has helped many across the U.S. and beyond in ways that have sparked significant transformative shifts in their lives. Ashina is Hebrew for “I will transform,” and is also the name of the Siberian shamanic Clan of the Grey She-Wolf, an entire Asiatic tribe that converted to Judaism in the 8th century, forging a major creative leap in Jewish history and, in particular, the Ashkenazic culture.
“Miriam and Gershon are extraordinary teachers. Their wealth of knowledge and general wisdom about all things Jewish, outweigh all the teachings in my yeshiva and post-yeshiva education. They have taught me what it truly means to be a Jew and healer in the realm of my work as a psychotherapist.”
– Betty Jampel, MSW
– Betty Jampel, MSW
Publications
Walking Stick Foundation continuously works on publishing books intended to share pragmatic wisdom in support of the individual’s journey across the bridge of life, providing empowering guidance wisdom in the discovery of meaning over the pursuit of purpose. Books already available and which have made significant shifts for the better in people’s personal, social and communal lives are:
Our books so far:
Walking Stick Foundation continuously works on publishing books intended to share pragmatic wisdom in support of the individual’s journey across the bridge of life, providing empowering guidance wisdom in the discovery of meaning over the pursuit of purpose. Books already available and which have made significant shifts for the better in people’s personal, social and communal lives are:
Our books so far:
- The Invitation: Living a Meaningful Death
- Spiral of the Three Mothers: An Aboriginal Jewish Wisdom Guide to the High
- Holydays
- Ancient Moon Wisdom
- Jews, Gods, and Dogs: Mummified Wisdoms of Passover
- Magic of the Ordinary: Recovering the Shamanic in Judaism
- Magic of the ExtraOrdinary
- Shades of Flame: The Mystique of Chanukah
- Way of the Boundary Crosser: Introduction to Jewish Flexidoxy
- Daily Kabbalah: Fruits of Wisdom from the Tree of Life
- Sacred Secrets: The Sanctity of Sex in Jewish Law and Lore
- Great Mother
“With wit and wisdom, Gershon renders user-friendly the more cryptic teachings of ancient source texts and oral traditions in a way that inspires and informs our lives.”
– Andrew Weil, MD, best-selling author of Spontaneous Healing
– Andrew Weil, MD, best-selling author of Spontaneous Healing
In the Dust of the Ancestors: Israel Tours
Ten delightful days in what the ancestors called “Land of the Gazelle.” A rare opportunity to recapture the aboriginal earth-based spirituality of the Jewish people on the very soil that gave birth to them 4,000 years ago. The wisdom of the ancients is shared at the very sites at which they taught, from the Galilean Hills to the Judean Desert, from the Jordan to the Mediterranean.
“Jewish thought in manageable doses”
– The Wall Street Journal
Ten delightful days in what the ancestors called “Land of the Gazelle.” A rare opportunity to recapture the aboriginal earth-based spirituality of the Jewish people on the very soil that gave birth to them 4,000 years ago. The wisdom of the ancients is shared at the very sites at which they taught, from the Galilean Hills to the Judean Desert, from the Jordan to the Mediterranean.
“Jewish thought in manageable doses”
– The Wall Street Journal
“When I was facing major losses and an undiagnosed illness, Miriam helped me recover a deep sense of purpose which guides and sustains me. She is a compassionate and richly skilled healer who brings the fullness of her presence to her work. She combines hands-on healing, guided visualization, prayer and sacred connection to open the flow of reintegration of body and soul."
– Amy Horowitz, MSW, LICSW, Northhampton, MA
– Amy Horowitz, MSW, LICSW, Northhampton, MA
CD’s/DVD’s
From soothing and healing, to passion-kindling and soul-stirring, Rabbi Dr. Miriam Maron gifts us with original albums of chants and songs from the ancient Hebrew tradition, most of which have never before been put to music and all of which are featured in ways that blend the old with the new. These albums have for decades enjoyed cross-cultural appeal by listeners of all ages, faiths and backgrounds, globally. Also available are CD and DVD lectures with themes ranging from “Shedding, Birthing and Dying” to “The Successful Nature of Failure.”
From soothing and healing, to passion-kindling and soul-stirring, Rabbi Dr. Miriam Maron gifts us with original albums of chants and songs from the ancient Hebrew tradition, most of which have never before been put to music and all of which are featured in ways that blend the old with the new. These albums have for decades enjoyed cross-cultural appeal by listeners of all ages, faiths and backgrounds, globally. Also available are CD and DVD lectures with themes ranging from “Shedding, Birthing and Dying” to “The Successful Nature of Failure.”
“Miriam is a great priestess whose chants and teachings are truly stunningly beautiful.”
– Dr. Mariana Caplan, PhD, author of Eyes Wide Open: Cultivating Discernment of the Spiritual Path (Winner of Five National Book Awards)
– Dr. Mariana Caplan, PhD, author of Eyes Wide Open: Cultivating Discernment of the Spiritual Path (Winner of Five National Book Awards)
One-on-One Rabbinic Training: An Antidote to Shrinking Synagogue Affiliation
This unique Jewish Studies program comes in two flavors: (1) שומרי הנתיבות Shom’ray HaNe’tee’vot [Keepers of the Pathways] geared more to rabbinical students and anyone else wanting to study the lesser-known source texts and oral traditions of Judaism, and (2) לימודי רוחני לנשיאי רוחני Lee’muday Ru’cha’nee Len’see’ay Ru’cha’nee [Spiritual Learning for Spiritual Leaders] geared more to those already in leadership capacities such as community rabbis. The program is a well-rounded blend of oral and textual studies along with personal development through private guidance and mentorship toward fine-tuning participants to become Rabbi not only in title but in essence. The studies of the lesser-known, hidden-away ancient and early-medieval Judeo-Aramaic and Hebraic source texts and the richness of their oft-encrypted intent and application is intended to breathe fresh inspiration into the role of Rabbi that will excite and empower congregants of all ages and backgrounds.
This unique Jewish Studies program comes in two flavors: (1) שומרי הנתיבות Shom’ray HaNe’tee’vot [Keepers of the Pathways] geared more to rabbinical students and anyone else wanting to study the lesser-known source texts and oral traditions of Judaism, and (2) לימודי רוחני לנשיאי רוחני Lee’muday Ru’cha’nee Len’see’ay Ru’cha’nee [Spiritual Learning for Spiritual Leaders] geared more to those already in leadership capacities such as community rabbis. The program is a well-rounded blend of oral and textual studies along with personal development through private guidance and mentorship toward fine-tuning participants to become Rabbi not only in title but in essence. The studies of the lesser-known, hidden-away ancient and early-medieval Judeo-Aramaic and Hebraic source texts and the richness of their oft-encrypted intent and application is intended to breathe fresh inspiration into the role of Rabbi that will excite and empower congregants of all ages and backgrounds.
“Gershon combines the wit of [the late] actor Robin Williams with the wisdom of the Ba’al Shem Tov.”
– The Jerusalem Post
– The Jerusalem Post
“My heart says that this woman [Miriam] will be regarded years from now as one of the most important women healers and teachers of Kabbalah of our times. She has brought blessings and peace to the lives of many. The healing intention of her chant, spoken word, and touch is infused with the wisdom of Divine Mystery flowing through her.”
– Susan Gaustad, Red Wing, MN
– Susan Gaustad, Red Wing, MN
The Mavericks behind Walking Stick Foundation
Rabbi Miriam Ashina Maron, PhD, MA, BSN, RN, holds a doctorate in Kabbalistic Healing and is an erudite scholar, author and teacher of ancient Judaic Mystery Wisdom. Her academic background and her experience in in-patient and out-patient psychiatric as well as medical-surgical units, combined with her immersion in pragmatic Judaic life wisdom, has helped her clients bridge their internal islands of body, mind and spirit toward more holistic resolution of biopsychosocial health and relationship issues. Dr. Maron’s teachings, ceremonies, music, and entrancing movement practices, have captivated and moved the hearts of participants of all ages and cultural backgrounds across the U.S., Canada, Central America, Europe, and Israel. A prolific singer/songwriter as well, she has nine albums to her credit, which can be sampled at www.MiriamsCyberWell.com or i-tunes. Her book, Ancient Moon Wisdom, encapsulates her decades of research and teachings on Judaism’s rich treasury of wisdom around the lunar cycles and their relationship to Hebraic tribal totems. She is also the co-author of Spiral of the Three Mothers: An Aboriginal Jewish Wisdom Guide to the High Holydays, Great Mother, Magic of the ExtraOrdinary, and The Invitation: Living A Meaningful Death – Ancient Jewish Teachings on Death and Dying and their Lessons for Enriching and Deepening the Quality of Living.
Rabbi Gershon Maron Winkler, PhD is a widely recognized pioneer in the restoration of aboriginal Jewish Mystery Wisdom. Author of fifteen books on themes of Jewish lore, law, history and mystery, his refreshing teachings are harvested from more than four decades of immersion in ancient Judeo-Aramaic and Hebraic source texts and oral traditions. He is the author of Magic of the Ordinary: Recovering the Shamanic in Judaism and served many years as Hillel Director, Circuit-Riding Rabbi, Prison Chaplain, as well as Guest Lecturer at numerous colleges and universities and communities across the U.S., Central America and Israel.
“His mastery of Hebrew and Aramaic sacred texts is matched only by an outrageous, reverently irreverent sense of humor.”
– Four Corners Magazine
– Four Corners Magazine
Rabbi Miriam Maron leading meditation in Israel
What else have they been saying…
"When I read Miriam's article on “The Sanctity of Dance,” I ripped it out of the magazine to share with others. Her
wisdom and practice ring true with everything I know. Her articulation as a spiritual teacher is rare among dancers
and greatly needed."
– Cynthia Winton-Henry, Co-founder of InterPlay
“Miriam’s music moved each and every one of us: soldiers, contractors and locals, in Scania, Iraq.”
– Roohi Mir, U.S. Department of Defense
wisdom and practice ring true with everything I know. Her articulation as a spiritual teacher is rare among dancers
and greatly needed."
– Cynthia Winton-Henry, Co-founder of InterPlay
“Miriam’s music moved each and every one of us: soldiers, contractors and locals, in Scania, Iraq.”
– Roohi Mir, U.S. Department of Defense
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"I had problems with headaches, and since our first session years ago, I have never had another headache (this is not an exaggeration). Her unique perspective as a Jewish healer addresses spiritual and faith issues not dealt with by standard medical therapy, and her thoughtful and gentle manner was a valuable catalyst in guiding my own healing. She shared an extra-ordinary amount of valuable insight which I found fascinating. She tied together many aspects of my life, which, made perfect sense. I cannot thank her enough for her spiritual guidance and Jewish insights into the healing process."
S.G., MD, Family Physician, Texas “I owe so much of my post-injury mobility and sanity to my work with Miriam. I was very impressed with her knowledge and her delivery, which have helped me in my everyday life. When I get stuck, she helps unstick me. She helps me see pathways that I didn't know were there." CG, Idyllwild, CA "Since my session with Miriam, I no longer have Irritable Bowel Syndrome. I never told her I had it, but she kept touching my stomach and did chants or prayers, and it worked! This is the first time I have not suffered from it." Judy Molnar, Fountain Valley, CA “I have sought healing from many experts in various fields for issues incurred in my childhood, but I have never experienced such profound emotional and spiritual healing as I have received from Miriam. Her sessions are marked by her gentle strength, compassion, humility, insight, and an unwavering commitment to her client's wellbeing." Paula Bojsen, Reiki Master Teacher, Gendai Reiki Shihan, “Rabbi Miriam Maron is that extraordinary combination of clinician, mystic, musician and shaman whose talent at integrating those skills will launch you on a dramatic healing journey; I love working with her.” [The late] Carl Hammerschlag, MD, author of Dancing Healers and Theft of the Spirit |
“Rabbi Miriam Maron is an incomparable healer who embodies the capacities, skills, and knowledge requisite of a shamanic master. Her humor, insight, and chant soothe away all heartaches.”
Dr. Avram Rubin, MA, PhD, Psychotherapist, Sefad, Israel "One healing session with Miriam took me deep, deep, deep into the heart of what's troubled me all my life. I feel like I've recovered a huge piece of my soul and I now understand, in a way I never did before, what it really means to ‘choose life’. Miriam is incredibly gentle, wise, and intuitive, and her healing sessions are a true team effort." JGK, MSW, Maryland "Sessions with Miriam, both in person and by long distance, have been invaluable to me. The sense of wellness and wholeness I have been feeling, even weeks and months after her sessions, has brought me great peace." Betty Jampel, MSW., Maplewood, NJ “I have had about 10 healing sessions with Miriam. Each one has been powerful in its own right. I have experienced physical healings, emotional healings, spiritual healings, and spiritual growth. I entered each session with specific conscious needs and desires, all of which were addressed. As a healer myself (massage therapist), Miriam's healings have resulted in greatly enhancing my own healing capabilities.” Karen J. P. Binney, MBA, CMT, LLCC, Charlottesville, VA “Miriam is an inspirational and gifted healer whose intuitive skills and soulful voice reconnected me to my dreams and strengths. Her presence is a soothing gift I enjoy revisiting time after time.” Leesa Sklover- Filgate, PhD, Music Therapist, Sandy Hook, CT “As a teacher and healer, Miriam is more than just a lantern in the darkness. She is the ferryman who carries you across the waters to new and distant shores.” Nessa Lear, BSN, New Rochelle, NY |
“Winkler travels an unusual path and ruffles feathers... a regular guest of Christian Bible study groups that invite him to explain passages from the Old Testament. Still, most of [his] followers are Jewish.”
– The Wall Street Journal
"Gershon celebrates the wind. He is a friend of Spider, Magpie, and Lizard. He is a Laughing Buddha and a Coyote Trickster."
– David Carson, Choctaw Elder, Author of Crossing into Medicine Country
“An excellent student of his own teachings…he treats everyone with a genuine openness, great love, and a rich sense of humor.”
– Missoula Independent, Missoula, Montana
“While religious differences are often a source of conflict, Winkler’s gentle nature defuses a lot of tension.”
– Wild Blue Yonder [Frontier Airlines Magazine]
– The Wall Street Journal
"Gershon celebrates the wind. He is a friend of Spider, Magpie, and Lizard. He is a Laughing Buddha and a Coyote Trickster."
– David Carson, Choctaw Elder, Author of Crossing into Medicine Country
“An excellent student of his own teachings…he treats everyone with a genuine openness, great love, and a rich sense of humor.”
– Missoula Independent, Missoula, Montana
“While religious differences are often a source of conflict, Winkler’s gentle nature defuses a lot of tension.”
– Wild Blue Yonder [Frontier Airlines Magazine]
The Goal of Walking Stick Foundation is to foster greater and more widespread fruition of what we have seeded over the years -- transforming lives by brushing the dust of Sinai from off of the ancient Torah so that she might enlighten us and empower us in respect to the issues we are facing today, personally and globally. Your support of our endeavors makes you an integral part of them, and your donations remain tax-deductible as they have been since 1997. Our Tax ID is 86-0876185.
Walking Stick Foundation continues to this day as a modest, subtle but potent behind-the-scenes resource of pragmatic life wisdom and inspiration elucidated by Rabbi Gershon Winkler, PhD and Rabbi Miriam Ashina Maron, PhD. Together, they have helped many people of all ages, races and cultures worldwide grapple with the challenges of their personal and communal unfolding by drawing abundantly from a rich treasure of lesser-promulgated ancient and early-medieval Hebraic and Aramaic source texts and oral traditions and through empowering rituals and ceremonies intended to enrich our journey through the gauntlet of questions and concerns, personal and collective, as we search for ever-elusive meaning in a purpose-driven culture.
Our goal is to foster toward greater and more widespread fruition what we have seeded over the years, and to do for more people monthly what we have done for a few people annually: transforming lives by transforming perspectives and by brushing the dust of Sinai from off of the ancient Torah so that she might enlighten us in respect to the issues we are facing today, personally and globally.
This is our passion. This is our conviction. And it is our vision to go forward with it, to bring it out of the lab, so to speak, to avail our work to as many as we can through newsletter-teachings, webinars, books, retreats, CD’s, DVD’s, workshops, seasonal ceremonies, and the medium of the media.
Are you on board? Can and will you support our venture, and in that way also become a part of it?
Your support of our endeavors makes you an integral part of them, and your donations remain tax-deductible as they have been since 1997. Our PayPal reference is [email protected], and our “snail” mailing address is:
Our goal is to foster toward greater and more widespread fruition what we have seeded over the years, and to do for more people monthly what we have done for a few people annually: transforming lives by transforming perspectives and by brushing the dust of Sinai from off of the ancient Torah so that she might enlighten us in respect to the issues we are facing today, personally and globally.
This is our passion. This is our conviction. And it is our vision to go forward with it, to bring it out of the lab, so to speak, to avail our work to as many as we can through newsletter-teachings, webinars, books, retreats, CD’s, DVD’s, workshops, seasonal ceremonies, and the medium of the media.
Are you on board? Can and will you support our venture, and in that way also become a part of it?
Your support of our endeavors makes you an integral part of them, and your donations remain tax-deductible as they have been since 1997. Our PayPal reference is [email protected], and our “snail” mailing address is:
Walking Stick Foundation
POB 7257
Golden, CO 80403
POB 7257
Golden, CO 80403
