Rituals, Gatherings and Mentorship

Batya offers inspirational music and personalized rituals, guiding Jewish seekers at all stages to move through life with deep and meaningful connectedness to the divine.

Whether you're looking to supplement your current practice--or if you’ve ever felt unfulfilled, uninspired, or less than fully embraced by the traditional institutions of Judaism--you’re invited to join Batya in the co-creation of a more resonant, relevant, accessible, spiritual Judaism:

• Discover and strengthen your personal and authentic connection with SOURCE.

• Explore ancient wisdom and traditions and reimagine them through a modern lens.

• Immerse yourself in music, meditation, prayer, ritual and study, as we build practices that will take root and flourish in your life

Bring Batya to Your Event

Batya’s warmth, knowledge, and deep commitment to Judaism are most palpable when she is facilitating a group, whether performing original music, leading a prayer service, or holding space for ritual. No matter the occasion, Batya can build a program customized for your event that will bring folks together and create a sense of community and well-being. No gathering is too large or too small.

Testimonials

Batya Diamond's chants are like tree roots-- grounding, nourishing, and reminding us of where we come from.  She is tapping a deep well of rhythm, sound, and the layering of sacred words from Jewish ancestral tradition.  Batya is a teacher and guide to a powerful, devotional chant practice that touches the spirit.

- Rabbi/Rav Kohenet Jill Hammer, PhD

Batya's music is deep and soul-stirring!  Her chants are transportive ~ a potent transmission and meditative soundtrack.  I adore being in the spaces Batya crafts ~ she weaves ritual with immense groundedness and guides prayer with heartfelt care.

-Rav Kohenet Taya Mâ, ritual artist and devotional musician

Batya Diamond’s sonic meditations bestow soothing wavelengths of centering calm for frenetic bodies. Batya’s sacred arts are pathways back to one’s core and purpose. If you need a reminder of the Divine Still Small Voice, listen to Batya.

-Rav Kohenet Shoshana Jedwab, Jewish Life Coordinator, A. J. Heschel Middle School and Sacred Drummer