The Ivri Path

The Ivri Path’s seven mystical principles offer soul-nourishing guidance rooted in Jewish ancestral wisdom for people who are Jewish, Jew-ish, or not Jewish at all.

7 Principles of the Ivri Path

  • Speak from where you are

    Acknowledging the limitations and gifts of every perspective

  • Love the stranger

    Offering wise love to that which is estranged within our hearts, within our communities, and within our histories

  • Repair what has been broken

    Healing our hearts, our communities, and the earth by returning again and again to the eternal inner goodness of every being

  • Goddexx is love

    Tapping into the power of a personal relationship with loving non-dual non-patriarchal gender-fluid Mystery

  • Pursue sacred pleasure

    Embracing the sensual joy of being known as an embodied being

  • Honor your practice

    Recalibrating religious practice and directives away from patriarchy and towards service of a just and loving Divine

  • We are the mothers of the messiah

    Committing to a process of individual, communal, and ecological liberation

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Great value and wisdom

“As a Christian I have found [Rav Jericho’s] teachings of great value and wisdom at a time in the world when religious conflict, war and oppression is so prevalent. Thank you for the bridges you offer, for the inclusivity with clarity and for the risk you take in reaching out.”

Lize B.

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Judaism has felt like my culture but not my spiritual practice for many years. I've recently wanted to change that, and find more spiritual resonance in Judaism. Temple of The Stranger highlighted all of the mystical and open-minded aspects of Judaism that do resonate with me, while creating a radically inclusive and meaningful space to connect with others over the same ideas.”

Mela C.