Frequently Asked Questions about the Basherte Workshop
What is Basherte?
Basherte is a Yiddish word which refers to one's partner, beloved or soulmate.
Is there only one Basherte for each of us?
There are over six billion people on this planet. Rather than just one soulmate, we believe that there is a Basherte archetype who is optimum for you.
What is your success ratio?
People report highly successful experiences at the workshop. Many long-term relationships are initiated at Basherte events or shortly afterward..
I am currently in a relationship, but I am not sure that my partner is my Basherte. Can I come to the workshop?
Yes, as long as you keep any commitments that you have with your current partner. A Basherte workshop is and ideal environment to explore relationship issues, and to learn more about who you are in a love relationship.
What is your ratio of men:women?
In order to find the right partner, you must be the right partner. Basherte events are designed both for participants to meet each other in a fun and comfortable setting, and for participants to get clearer about who will be a good match for them. The ratio can vary, though every attempt is made to keep a good male:female balance. One thing is guaranteed, there are always wonderful people at Basherte events.
How about age range?
Basherte events primarily attract Jewish Singles in their 30', 40's, and 50's, though some events are for a more specific age range such as Basherte For The 20's. The feedback for Basherte events is overwhelmingly positive. Come find out for yourself!
How does this retreat differ from the "meat market" quality of many Jewish singles programs?
Basherte workshops consistently create a joyful, safe environment, where people are comfortable with being themselves. Basherte is about real “meeting” and connecting.
How religious is this?
Basherte is known for transforming ancient wisdom into contemporary insight.All Jews are welcome. We attract from the unaffiliated across all denominations. Often attendees are delighted with discovering new ways of experiencing Judaism.
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