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Flavia Virginia by Chilala Moco

Everything nobody ever told you about the Bible!

What if I tell you that the Bible is not monotheistic? Or that the true meaning of the Ten Commandments is quite different from what you know? And more: that our idea of God is very distinct from the one revealed to us by the Sacred Text?


This may sound strange, but when you comprehend what has been misunderstood for centuries, your vision of the Scriptures will never be the same.


It's time to know the truth. Here, you will learn to read the complex Sacred Texts in a simple and clear way. What once seemed difficult or even inaccessible will make sense as never before.

WHAT THEY ARE SAYING ABOUT FLAVIA VIRGINIA
A presence that welcomes and provokes self-investigation

Flavia Virginia is, above all, an amazing mentor.

I have been receiving her guidance for a long time and in very different aspects of my life: professional challenges, relationship issues, spirituality, new perspectives of seeing the same situation, always with the ability to simultaneously welcome, provoke self-investigation and produce movements, whether internal or external.

Her quality of presence is another aspect that inspires me in itself. Even in very challenging situations, her work is loving and light, perhaps because it makes me feel that I am being heard in a broad way, which ends up giving me the same impression of myself and the same search for presence.

Flavia Virginia is passionate and cheerful, with an intelligence and expressiveness that also greatly stimulate me. The unique way in which she articulates her varied knowledge in favor of a clearer vision reminds me that my life is important; that, in itself, is worth its weight in gold.

Ana Luiza
Singer
Knowledge and power to guide a path of discovery

“The process I experienced with Flavia was such a special gift for me that it is difficult to put into words its power. I met her at a special moment in my life, when I was following the process of preparing my son for his Bar Mitzvah.

We are secular Jews and my son brought the desire to have his Bar Mitzvah, which also awakened in me the desire to understand the place of spirituality in my life. In this context, Flavia became a reference, an essential and inspiring interlocutor, who enhanced a trail of unexpected, touching and very beautiful discoveries. There were only eight meetings, but they were profound and sensitive.

In the year that I turn 50, being able to access this space of spirituality, of the feminine and discover the Judaism that makes sense to me—and going through this experience at the same time as my son—was transformative and made feelings overflow that will continue to mobilize and accompany me. I know that the journey is still ongoing and having Flavia’s sensitivity, strength, knowledge and power makes this journey unique.”

Barbara Rosenberg
Lawyer
Building a body of knowledge together

“Teaching is more than just transferring information. It is about building a body of knowledge together. This partnership is achieved through a teacher-student relationship based on trust, empathy, and competence. In this process, teacher Flavia Virginia, through thought-provoking classes, guides her students (and I have been her student for many years) to meaningful learning, leading them to seek new ideas, new perspectives, and concepts through questioning and reflection. Her work inspires in each of us a constant search for knowledge and establishes a continuous and dynamic learning process, influencing our actions and understanding of our Tradition and History. Thank you for the opportunity to study and learn together.”

Renata Barco
Professor in Applied Human Nutrition
JEWISH CALENDAR
THIS WEEK

'ניסן כב'-כח'

Nisan 22-28
April 20-26

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WEEKLY PORTION OF THE TORAH

פרשת שמיני

Parashat Shemini
“Eighth [day]”

On the eighth day after the inauguration of the priests, the Divine Presence takes up residence in the sanctuary. After making the necessary sacrifices, Moshe and Aharon leave the Tent of Assignment and the divine glory is revealed to all the people, who prostrate themselves. Aharon’s sons, Nadav and Abihu, offer a fire that was not commanded by God and are immediately incinerated before Him. Moshe tells Aharon not to show his mourning lest God be displeased with all Israel, but assures him that they will all weep for their children. The laws of kashrut and ritual purity are passed down.
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WHAT TO DO NOW?

It's very simple: you now have the right place to learn the Bible, with the following features:

  1. difficult words and obscure meanings will be left behind;

  2. you will learn how to differentiate between religious information and contextual information;

  3. courses and lectures are recorded (with some exceptions) and you will have access to them for a year;

  4. your questions and particular interests can also be addressed and you will have a premium experience.

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