Our lives are shaped by a series of stories, each with its own narrative arc. We leave home and welcome people to our home; we enter our reproductive years and leave them; we end one piece of our life’s work and begin another. Endings and beginnings are bittersweet—we celebrate each with the awareness of the other.
A poem about lovers and the Tower of Babel
What is there to praise?
To connect the physical with the mental, emotional, and spiritual, Mayyim Hayyim provides Seven Kavanot (intentions) as a guide to help you slow down, center, and be present in the moment
Blessing for those who have overcome obstacles to study and teach Torah
“What needs to be sacrificed to go forward in strength and to heal?”
“What exists there is unknown and yet, what is known is there are places to be born”
“I would like to bless us … To go naturally, and simply, and glowing on the face of the earth”
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