Product Description
by Aliyah Schick (Author)
More than a simple coloring book, the Judaica Jewish Coloring Book for Grown Ups is designed to provide you with an easy, creative path for stress reduction, Jewish meditation, spiritual renewal, Shabbat peace, and healing. Color these beautiful drawings and experience your own deep connection to Jewish heritage, community, and kavannah. The Judaica Jewish Coloring Book for Grown Ups celebrates the many familiar symbols and expressions of Judaism: menorah, dreidel, mezuzah, Torah scrolls, ark, Shabbat candles, tree of life, star of David, alefbet, chai, shofar, ten commandments tablets, kiddush cup, shalom, Temple wall, Havdalah candle, Shabbat Shalom, mazel tov, L'shana tova, Ani l'dodi. Spend quiet, peaceful, meditative time immersed in your Jewish heritage. Perhaps you will discover a new perspective on how Judaism enriches your life. Three more Jewish Coloring Books you might like, too: Chai, Star of David, and Alefbet.
Author Biography
Aliyah Schick has been an artist all of her life. After Peace Corps in the Andes Mountains of South America, she studied art full time for four years, then created and sold pottery and ceramic art pieces for many years. Later Aliyah worked in fiber and fabric, making soft sculptural wall pieces and art quilts, then fabric dolls designed to carry healing energy. Now she draws and paints, and she writes poems and prose. At the heart of all this, Aliyah's passion is healing. She is a skilled and dynamic deep energetic healer and Transformation Coach. Her work in the multidimensional layers and patterns of the auric field is powerful and effective. Her drawings, paintings, poetry, writings, and books all arise as expressions of healing. Spending time with these drawings serves to remind us who we are, where we come from, and why we are here. Aliyah lives and works in the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina, where the energy of the earth is easily accessible, ancient, motherly, and obvious. A place where people speak with familiarity and reverence of the land and spirit, and where the sacred comes to sit with us on the porch to share the afternoon sun.
