For organizations, synagogues, and private salons

Bring The Looking Glass to your community

Rabbi Adam Jacobs brings The Looking Glass to your people — as an experience, not a lecture. Below is everything available to book, from a single evening to a full seminar series. Anything here can be shaped to your room, your audience, and your occasion.

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Signature experience
Illustration of a filament light bulb

The On Switch

Ninety minutes designed to do one thing: turn something on.

Not a talk about wonder — a series of moments that produce it. Part experience, part experiment, moving through sound, love, and the quiet edges of awareness. Ideal for an organization, a shul, a private salon, or a community evening.

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Talk · workshop · series

Letting Go

The surprisingly Jewish art of release.

The difference between pain and the suffering we add to it, release as a skill rather than a mood, and a Jewish vocabulary for handing over what was never yours to carry. Available as a keynote, a half-day workshop, or a full series.

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Seminar · nine modules

What If It's True?

The tradition's biggest claims, examined honestly.

Nine modules across three tracks — the nature of reality, the design layer, and the human question. Rigorous, open-minded, and built for people who don't want to be handled. No background required.

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Additional topics on request.

Music & Consciousness

Why sound reaches places argument can't — and what the tradition says about listening.

Jewish Endurance

The improbable survival of a small people, examined honestly rather than sentimentally.

Evidence of the Afterlife

What the research, the testimony, and the sources actually claim about what comes next.

A theme of your own

Tell us the room, the occasion, and the question — a talk or series can be designed for it.

Formats

  • · Keynote talk (60 min)
  • · Half-day workshop
  • · Multi-session series
  • · Shabbaton or retreat

Tell us who's in the room and what you're hoping the evening does. We'll take it from there.