Rabbi Adina Allen and Elizabeth explore the profound connection between art, creativity, and inner truth in this conversation. They discuss how Adina's upbringing in an art therapy environment shaped her understanding of creativity as a means to access deeper truths within ourselves.

The conversation delves into societal disconnection from inner knowing, the importance of reconnecting with creativity, and the need to embrace chaos and discomfort in the creative process. It emphasizes the need for a collective journey towards reclaiming personal power and imagination, integrating dualities, and holding space for new truths to emerge.

The importance of collective perspectives, the creative process, and the unseen connections that bind us are examined. They discuss the five pathways of creativity derived from Jewish texts, emphasizing the need for self-discovery and the power of community. The dialogue highlights the significance of grief, authenticity, and the potential for transformation in times of chaos and uncertainty.

More about Adina Allen and her book and the Jewish Studio Project

We hope you enjoy the conversation!