This week we sit together with the intention to open to the prayers that are calling to us.
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We sit together with the intention of opening to the Infinite Presence that flows through all life.
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We sit together bringing awareness to our individuality and our interdependence, with the intention of being a source of goodness and blessing.
We sit together practicing curiosity and non-judgmental awareness as we watch the rising and passing of the stories and thoughts of the mind.
We turn our attention to the beginning of the Torah and the creation story.
Choose life.
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Choose life.
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May we be blessed with love,
May we be blessed with peace,
May we be blessed with a clear connection.
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When have I been honest with myself and others even when it was difficult?
When was I dishonest because I felt fear or shame?
When did I hide from truths because I just couldn’t face them?
When was I surprised by truths I discovered?
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We begin the journey through Elul by asking ourselves:
What do we love and care about?
What is important to us?
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All life is connected and our actions have consequences beyond anything we can ever see or know
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We ready ourselves for the month of Av by acknowledging the pain and sadness of this time and turning our attention to all we love and value.
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We ready ourselves for the month of Av by acknowledging the pain and sadness of this time and turning our attention to all we love and value.
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We ready ourselves for the month of Av by acknowledging the pain and sadness of this time and turning our attention to all we love and value.
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As we continue in the month of Tammuz, the season urges us to be aware of the anger and hatred that can so easily arise in our hearts and minds, reeking havoc on our systems and misdirecting our words and actions.
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Sometimes we need to lose our way,
To walk into walls,
To fall to the ground
In order to free our gaze.
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We sit together practicing moment-to-moment awareness, feeling ourselves held and carried by mayim chayim, by the waters of life.
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