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About Rami

Rabbi Rami Shapiro is an award winning poet and essayist, whose liturgical writings are used in prayer services throughout North America. He has written over a dozen works of poetry, liturgy, short story and nonfiction.

Rabbi Shapiro is a graduate of the Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion and holds a doctoral degree in religious studies from Union Graduate School.

A congregation rabbi for 20 years, Rabbi Rami now devotes himself full time to his writing, teaching, and directing the One River Foundation.

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Endorsements

"Rami Shapiro is a great Jewish mystical teacher who brings to his public teaching a deeply personal interspiritual wisdom. He is a living witness to the importance of interfaith life, and combines in his practical teachings an unfailing sense of humor, powerful inspiration, and the challenge of genuine spiritual awakening and transformation."
Andrew Harvey, author of The Direct Path and the Passion of Rumi

"Rami Shapiro fuses intellect, passion, and humor in a beautiful and powerful way that radiates the truth of the Jewish mystical tradition to which he belongs, and goes beyond all tradition to bring us into contact with the universal touchstone of divine grace."
Wayne Teasdale, author of Mystic Heart and Monk in the World.

"Reb Rami is a prophetic voice for the new age."
Rabbi Zalman Schachter-Shalomi, author of Wrapped in a Holy Flame and First Steps to a New Jewish Spirit.

"Rami Shapiro gives us two gifts: an illuminating rendering of timeless spiritual teachings, along with commentary of everyday, personal value that reveal a joy-filled wisdom."
Sylvia Boorstein, author of That's Funny, You Don't Look Buddhist

"Rami brings alive the holy sparks of spirituality in modern Judaism, and offers practical, clear exercises designed to reawaken and nurture one's soul."
Rabbi David Cooper, author of Silence, Simplicity & Solitude

Contact Rami

Email
rabbirami@rabbirami.com

U.S.Postal Service
Rabbi Rami Shapiro
2441-Q Old Fort Parkway #412
Murfreesboro, TN 37128

Phone
615-653-5041