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A teaching and prayerful poem about the gift of waking up each day.
a hiker looks to the sunrise in the mountains
“Blessed are you, Adonai, who fashions all flesh, and works wonders beyond our knowing.”
Woman sitting cross-legged by water, eyes closed, hand on chest, wrapped in a cozy blanket outdoors.
“May this season of harvest inspire us with gratitude, compassion, and hope.”
A yellow etrog and green branches rest on a rustic wooden surface, used in the Jewish Sukkot festival.
“Smell air / freshly washed by rain, admire / pink azaleas blooming in the yard.”
Cluster of vibrant pink azalea flowers in bloom against a blurred brown background.
A guided meditation with afirmations and breath work.
Person sitting on a wooden dock, facing a misty, calm lake.
“As we inhale, we breathe in this magical moment of this blessed day…”
Person meditating on a wooden dock facing a lake and trees during sunset.
This ritual frames starting solid foods as a time honor the sacredness of nourishment.
A smiling baby in a high chair being fed with a spoon by an adult.
” It’s only when you stop, panting and dusty, that you notice the way the light turns golden as it touches the ground…”
A happy dog with floppy ears runs through a field of yellow flowers on a sunny day.
Our family, so shattered, so seemingly broken, was given new life today.
a person in a purple tallit gathers the four tzit-tzit in their hands
“With all our troubles and our pain, at least we still have the rain…”
raindrops on grass

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