Rooakh

Megan is currently a PhD student at UCLA with a focus in ancient Jewish history and religion. Before her PhD program, she received her M.A in Near Eastern Languages and Cultures from UCLA and her B.A. in Jewish Studies from the American Jewish University.

If you would like to learn Biblical Hebrew online, Megan offers levels 1-3 throughout the year. Visit www.learnhebrewacademy.com

Taylor and Megan enjoy traveling, buying books, and exploring spirituality and mysticism together.

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For those interested in Hebrew classes please visit: learnhebrewacademy.com

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For the past six years, Taylor has cultivated and devoted himself to Christ-centered meditational and contemplative practices. The fruit of his experiences, insights, and studies have revealed and refined spiritual technologies that focus on aspects of feeling, intuiting, and sensing, which Taylor incorporates into his Rooakh practicum and teachings in order to reintegrate one’s body, soul, relationships, and external world into unity with the Spirit. Through these Spiritcentric techniques, Taylor guides the individual into new experiences of the ever-flowing Spiritual life in Christ, which inevitably results in an embodied peace, or Shalom, in all areas of one’s life. Taylor has participated and served in multiple Christian spiritual arenas for the past ten years. He has a BA in Inter-Cultural Studies with an emphasis on indigenous cultures and practices, as well as a minor in Biblical studies from Biola University. He also completed his MA in Theology and Religion from the Claremont School of Theology, where his studies focused on transpersonal aspects of experience and becoming. In addition, he has studied and served under Dr. Ogbonnaya of Aactev8 International for the past seven years learning and embodying both Christian and Jewish methods of Divine engagement. Taylor’s background and expertise are centered around the Spiritual, as emphasized through the historical, mystical, philosophical, and theological practices and ideas of the ancient, medieval, and modern Church. In addition to his scholastic training, Taylor is a certified Mindfulness and Meditation teacher as well as a certified Christian Mindfulness teacher (both accredited).