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a hiker looks to the sunrise in the mountains

We greet the day with gratitude, blessings, and praise.

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Interpretive translation of second paragraph of the Shema

A large, sprawling tree with twisting branches in a dense, green forest.

“Infinite One, Don’t turn away–accept my prayers. I know You hear all our prayers”

Person in a white shirt with a hand on chest, wearing a beaded bracelet and a pendant necklace.

“my murmurs are threaded / with half-finished dream”

A sparrow perched on a ledge beside a plant, with blurred buildings in the background.

“May we find the little cracks and crevices where the light / can creep in …”

Sunset shining through dense forest trees, creating a warm, glowing scene in the dark woods.

“How can we open our mouths, our lips, our hearts and speak something that is true and honest?”

Person with ponytail and blue sweater reaching towards the sky, surrounded by bare trees on a sunny day.

“Remember, you can always find Me in the fringes.” 

Two people standing side by side, each with strings hanging from their clothes.

“You alone hear my prayers”

A woman with closed eyes holds her hands to her chest, expressing serene gratitude, in a brightly lit room.

For forming our own words of comfort about the pandemic before the recitation of Sh’ma

A person sits on a bench by a pond, wrapped in a purple blanket, surrounded by lush greenery.

“I am blessed by the light of the morning”

Sunrise over a foggy landscape with trees and a grassy field, under a partly cloudy sky.

“May I take the time to listen to the still small voice inside.”

A woman in a striped shirt closes her eyes and places her hands on her chest in a peaceful indoor setting.

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