Every moment of every day invites us to pay attention. We can marvel at what happens within ourselves and the world outside of us. Some of us do this through prayer, others through mindfulness and meditation. No matter what form it takes, noticing and appreciating the wonder of life enhances the act of living.
Appropriate at all times and particularly suitable during the week that the chapter of Noah is the Torah portion
Originally written for the period of Teshuvah — return — preceding the High Holy Days
From an Italian collection of 18th century prayers for married women written by Dr. Giuseppe Cohen and presented to his bride as a wedding gift
This prayer from the morning service expresses awe at the intricate workings of the human body. It is traditionally recited after one uses the bathroom, and may be recited before or after a medical examination or procedure.
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