In this episode of Driftwood Conversations, Hilary Sloane speaks with writer and spiritual seeker Tova Citrin, author of Ten Seconds to Midnight, a spiritual thriller inspired by Jewish mysticism, Kabbalistic prophecy, archaeology, and questions about the coming of a new consciousness.
Originally from Detroit, Citrin moved to Israel more than two decades ago after illness sent her on a spiritual search that eventually led her to Jerusalem.
Their conversation moves through Kabbalah, prophecy, and spiritual practice into Tova's experience of living in Israel during war.
But the conversation ultimately becomes something more intimate: two highly sensitive women talking about empathy, intuition, nervous-system overwhelm, meditation, grief, and the difficult practice of knowing what belongs to us—and what does not.
How do we remain open without absorbing everything around us? How much control do we really have? And when the world feels impossible to understand, listening to another person's story matters.
This conversation is about uncertainty, resilience, consciousness, and learning to stay present in a complicated world.
For more information about Tova Citrin and her Book Ten Seconds to Midnight, go to https://www.tovacitrin.com.
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