When we think of anxiety today, we often imagine it as a clinical or private experience - something to be treated, managed, or hidden. But in the Jewish Bible, anxiety is not hidden at all. It is sacredly exposed. The Toah and the Prophets show us the trembling moments of our ancestors: Abraham afraid, Jacob sleepless, Hannah weeping, Elijah exhausted. In each of these stories, anxiety becomes not an obstacle to faith but its very ground - the place where human vulnerability meets divine presence. Please join our own Patricia Schneider to help see in these ancient narratives the beginnings of a spiritual psychology - one that speaks to our contemporary struggles with depth, courage, and compassion.

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