Participatory • Accessible • No prior knowledge needed
Participants move through the Wheel using simple prompts, guided or self-guided, at their own pace.
As they walk, they begin to recognize old patterns and learn from them, and see how new ones open them to possibility.
Each person leaves with a word or message they carry forward.
An embodied walk through the colors of Torah for the season of return.
As the High Holidays approach, this walking experience offers a powerful way to engage in teshuvah. Participants move through the Oracolor Wheel, noticing where they are and where they feel called to shift.
Rooted in Jewish wisdom, it creates a shared experience of reflection and renewal.
Format: 60-90 minutes, guided or self-guided
Group Size: ~40 for workshops, 100+ for drop-in experiences
Space: Open floor area (~20 ft diameter)
What's Included: Oracolor Wheel, self-guides, take-away cards, optional facilitation
Runs year-round with leadership cohorts, retreats, and community-wide programs, shaped for each community.
Elul & High Holy Days (September 2025)
Wheel Walk installations and Teshuvah Journey workshops offered in congregational settings—inviting participants to enter the High Holy Days through reflection, movement, and intention.
Fall & Winter 2025
Workshops, retreats, and facilitated Wheel experiences across Jewish learning communities, including:
A space to listen inward and reconnect with what guides you.
Whether you arrive with a question on your heart or simply a feeling that something needs attention, the Illuminated Paths cards and the Oracolor Wheel help illuminate the wisdom already within you.
Together, we'll uncover new possibilities and practices that can help you meet life's challenges with greater clarity, confidence, and purpose.
Private Oracolor Session
60–90 minutes • Zoom or In Person
Interactive talks, workshops, and experiences that make Jewish wisdom visible in the moments people need it most.
Debbie Plawner creates immersive Jewish learning experiences that connect ancient Jewish wisdom to the questions people are living with today.
Programs help communities reflect, connect, and grow—whether preparing for the High Holidays, navigating a community challenge, or creating space for deeper conversation.
Through the Oracolor framework, participants discover an intuitive way to stay connected to their values and make choices that reflect them.