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With his practical approach to
spiritual subjects, Taub has reached
audiences that include secular and
non-affiliated Jews as well as those
who practice Christianity and other
religions.
He is well-known for his work in
the field of addiction and recovery and
has been described by National Public
Radio as an "expert in Jewish mysti-
cism and the 12 steps:' His bestsell-
ing book, God of Our Understanding:
Jewish Spirituality and Recovery from
Addiction, has received praise from
recovery experts in the Jewish and
secular communities.
In addition to speaking to a variety
of audiences throughout the country,
Taub is the director of Conscious
Contact, a program providing meet-
ings for Jewish prayer, meditation
and study at the Aleph Institute NE in
Pittsburgh, where he now lives with
his wife and children.
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pplying spirituality to every-
day life will be the focus of
three presentations by inter-
nationally known speaker and author
Rabbi Shais Taub on Oct. 11 and 12 at
The Shul in West Bloomfield.
"People tend to think of spirituality
as an abstract instead of a regular part
of day-to-day life Taub said. "I pro-
vide practical tools that busy people
can incorporate into their lives:'
The topic for the Oct. 11 Friday
night dinner will be "Change your
Mind with Meditations for Busy
People: How to change your life by
changing the way you think:' Taub
said he plans to demonstrate some
30-second meditation exercises audi-
ence members can use to combat
stress or deal with challenging situa-
tions. Reservations are required.
Taub will discuss "The Purpose of
Existence: Technical Observance vs.
Personal Feeling" at a Kiddush lunch
following services on Saturday, Oct. 12.
A Saturday night program entitled
"Out of the Ego" will be held at a pri-
vate home in West Bloomfield at 8:30
p.m.
"Rabbi Taub has a unique ability to
take deep and valuable tips for living
found in Jewish teachings and make
them practical and relevant:' said
Itty Shemtov, program and education
director for The Shul. "He shows us
how insights from the Torah can have
an impact on our lives and relation-
ships:'
The weekend events are presented
by The Shul and Walking Home, a
local nonprofit organization that pro-
vides Torah-based educational pro-
gramming for members of the Jewish
and secular communities.
"I want these deep concepts to be
disseminated in an understandable
way to the general community:' said
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Tickets for the Friday night dinner at 6:30 p.m. Oct.11 at The Shul are
$22 for adults and $10 for children. Registration is required by Oct. 8;
registration after that date includes a $5 price increase. The Oct.12
Kiddush lunch at 12:15 p.m. at The Shul and the lecture that evening at a
location to be announced are both free. All events are open to the pub-
lic. Overnight accommodations are available by pre-arrangement.
For more information or to make reservations for the events, contact
The Shul at (248) 788-4000. Online registration is available at www.
theshul.net .