Author · Painter · Harpist — Moshav Tarom, Israel
Books
Scholarship and spiritual travelogue, illustrated throughout with her own paintings and poetry. Part study, part pilgrimage.
The Twelve Tribes as living archetypes
The Twelve Tribes unfold as spiritual archetypes, mapped to the Hebrew months, the letters, the senses, and the limbs of the body. A journey through each tribe's land-inheritance, illustrated with her own paintings and poetry.
Where to find itMenorah Books
Israel and the seventy nations, drawn from Scriptural, Midrashic, Talmudic, Kabbalistic, and Chassidic sources — a wide-angle companion to the inward journey of the Twelve Dimensions.
Where to find itA Novel About Redemption · Menorah Books
A novel of self-redemption — a story that carries the same themes of healing and return that run through all of her work, told in narrative form.
Where to find itPaintings
The images arose alongside the writing — meditations on each tribe's land and letter, made visible in colour. A selection will live here.
Harp
Wordless music from the moshav — the same contemplative spirit as the paintings, in sound. Recordings will be gathered here.
A first recording will be added here soon.
Retreats
A quiet home in the forested hills near Jerusalem, on Moshav Tarom — space to heal, to rest, and to begin a creative project of your own. Healthy food, unhurried days, and optional forest hikes to Kever Shimshon and to Kever Dan ben Yaakov. Retreats are shaped to each woman who comes; daily and weekly rates.
About
A Phi Beta Kappa graduate in cultural anthropology with a minor in art history, she settled in Israel decades ago and learned in Tzfat and Jerusalem. Her work joins scholarship, painting, poetry, and music into a single contemplative practice.
A chassida of the Nadvorna Rebbe zt"l and a student of Rabbi Yitzchak Ginsburgh, she attended the teachings of Rabbi Shlomo Carlebach z"l and Rav Mordechai Sheinberger. She has learned Breslov, Chabad discourses, the Zohar, and the writings of the Ari z"l.
Today she lives and works on Moshav Tarom in the forested hills near Jerusalem, where she writes, paints, plays the harp, and welcomes women for retreats.
