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“Truth is, You are always a breath away…”
Person outdoors holding up a large blue patterned blanket as it billows in the wind under trees.
“What do you mean by God? / asked the wind.”
Small owl perched on a branch, surrounded by dark foliage and a blue, dusky sky in the background.
“May the love that fills our souls bring peace to our troubled minds.”
Crescent moon in a softly lit sky with clouds in pink and orange hues.
This ritual creates an accessible mikveh experience for home-bound people.
Minimalist bathroom with a white freestanding bathtub, wooden caddy, towels, and large frosted windows.
“Dear God of Open-All-Night, / if I may be so familiar…”
Dimly lit narrow street at night with cobblestone path, old buildings, and a glowing streetlamp.
“We sing Your praises / In shimmering letters…”
Gray stones with Hebrew words written in black, piled together closely in a group.
“Hoshiah na, / please save me from my hardened heart…”
Red heart carved into a rough, textured tree bark with cracks and some patches of green moss.
“We are here, / in the Garden, / knocking on Your gates.”
A stack of rocks on a desert landscape with distant mountains under a clear blue sky.
“When I pray for peace, help me stay raw…”
A dirt path lined with olive trees and stone walls leads through a scenic landscape under a clear blue sky.
“Blessed are You, Adonai, / Creator of all that illuminates.”
A small bird with dark plumage perches on a thin, bare branch against a blurred green and blue background.

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