Of the Kotel, Rav Kook writes:
“There are silent stones, and there are stones which are hearts.”
But what about the stones in the way of hearts?
Guarding us with the unmovable hardness that has withstood generations and yet, left the silent ones broken?
Take us to a place beyond stones and hearts. Where the presence of G-d embracingly dwells.
And where neither mineral or human being stands in the way of that which dwells Most High:
Peace for all of creation.
Amen.
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