What causes us to confine and constrict our love?
What keeps us from seeing another’s vulnerability, yearning, pain?
When do hatred and jealousy tear at our hearts and souls?
Read MoreWhat causes us to confine and constrict our love?
What keeps us from seeing another’s vulnerability, yearning, pain?
When do hatred and jealousy tear at our hearts and souls?
Read MoreAlone by the river, Jacob wrestled through the night.
As dawn approached, he knew it was time to stop struggling,
But he could not let go.
Read MoreI am present to . . . the sadness in my heart.
I notice . . . that this has been a difficult time.
I am aware of . . . the grief I am feeling.
I acknowledge . . . my struggles and the struggles of those around me.
Rebecca is in pain. She is frightened,
And she calls out to God:
“If this is so, if this pain is inside of me,
If life is such a struggle,
Why do I exist?”
In this week’s Torah portion we witness the power, strength and vision of women.
Read MoreWhat would it mean to open ourselves to being seen?
Being seen for who we are in our glory,
In our beauty, in our brokenness,
In our pain?
Read MoreWe call on the heavens and the earth.
We call on each other, sacred companions on the journey,
And we ask for help and we ask for guidance.
Read MoreWe stand here today, in this very moment,
With all those we love,
With all those with whom we joyfully share this passage through life.
Read MoreDuring this third week of Elul may the calls of teshuvah find us, and with honesty and grace may we examine our hearts and souls.
Read MoreMay we make amends for the ways in which we failed to act with love and compassion.
Read MoreLive with awe,
Walk with integrity,
Love well,
Be of service,
And step forward into the Mystery with all your heart and soul.
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The world is waiting for us
To mend the brokenness.
How great is the unfolding of all life, how deep the mystery.
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Listen, pay attention: the Infinite Unfolding, in all its diversity, the Infinite Unfolding is One.
Once a day, as we eat something that comes from trees or the earth, we pause, examine its shape, color and texture, smell its fragrance and invite ourselves to wonder at the miracles of creation.
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I am grateful. I stand in relationship with the spirit of all life.
You have returned my soul to me. Great is your faith in me.