Yemima - the basics
Ulpan for inner language
Preparing for the learning
Come learn the basics of this language,
and get guidance for your practice in a structured way.
Yemima's method gives us tools to increase our ability to choose and reduce the emotional blockages which make us rigid.
Our perceptions and responses become more confident and flexible, we feel less fragile and more resilient.
In class, we use dictation and journaling to access our inner experience and put an order to it. Making space for quiet inner flow.
Join the learning take the tools with you for your life journey!
I teach the Yemima method for conscious thinking, we learn in a group how to develop inner language that helps us deal with communication or time management or birth. The topics are diverse but the basic ideas are weaved through them all, these are the foundations. Students asked me to give the foundations in one place, and this is why I recorded these five classes that cover the first preparation to the learning, given by Yemima. I hope it can open a window into this method for you as well. The foundations are a great way to get a toolbox of life nurturing practices whether you learned Yemima before or it is your first time with the material.This language helped me and it is my hope that these videos can support you in finding the language of the heart and help you to just feel better.
Yemima Foundations - what is my "self" look like?
Course structure
Class 1: Understanding my “self”- Yemima’s basic soul vocabulary (the right order, complex system, relativeness, individual work, Yesh and Omess)
Class 2: Why do we get stuck? Oh, mess! Omes, a field guide to the different burdens we carry
Class 3: Connecting the broken, the creative process of “Self” crafting – learning how to do a Melacha
Class 4: Time-traveling within ourselves – transitioning between the child and the learner, realizing my chronological vs soul age, and traveling between them.
Class 5: Making the teachings into prayers – taking a quantum leap from wishes to grounded hope.
A bit about me
Credit: Hagit Caspi photography
My name is Naama, it is really nice to meet you!
I grew up in Jerusalem and currently live in Berkeley, CA.
To Yemima method, I arrived through my grandmother.
Sometimes I feel like she invited me to the table of the wise Jewish women who kept the chain of wisdom alive for all who need it. I want to extend this invitation to others.
I practive Yemima since 2010. In 2018 I started translating and teaching the method in English and I hope it can support many more people in their life journey.