May our broken hearts find comfort,
May our grieving souls know love.
I find a dedicated compassion practice always helpful, especially in troubling time.
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As we move through this time, may we allow ourselves to be with the grief that arises from all we love.
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Here in the Hebrew month of Tammuz, I return again to this teaching I have shared before. I hope it is helpful in these turbulent times.
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In the wake of the Senate’s appalling vote, here is a psalm for July 4th, which feels like a day to mourn and to rise.
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During these very challenging times, I need practices to help me hold my sorrow, quiet my fear and uproot the hatred growing on my heart.
May we rise together strong, able and loving.
To the Composer of Eternity
To the Beloved
A Song from the Waters
Let us honor the Torah that has been inscribed upon our hearts.
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We arrive together in this seventh week of the Omer, Shechina/Malchut.
May we bow in awe and rise bold and courageous together,
A magnificent force, shining Divine Light for healing, transformation,
For justice and peace.
Let us touch into the
Secret Mystery of Infinite Possibility
And rise together for love, justice and healing.
May there be healing for earth and all beings.
May there be healing within and among us all.
This week of Netzach brings us into the middle of the Omer
And calls us to be holy,
To act for justice, with love, for the sake of all life.May our souls be nourished, may our hearts be strengthened, so we can be in this world for healing, for goodness, for justice, for peace.
May our souls be nourished, may our hearts be strengthened, so we can be in this world for healing, for goodness, for justice, for peace.
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Tradition teaches that counting the Omer is a sacred ritual that brings us into relationship with Divine emanations that are beyond, and within, all life.
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May this season of Pesach and the Omer
Help us soften and strengthen our hearts so we are able to respond to each other
And all that life brings with compassion and generosity.The holy work is complete
And of course, the holy work continues.
The holy work is complete
And of course, the holy work continues.
Pause. Rest. Stop.
No matter what you are doing,
No matter how sacred or urgent the task,
Take time to
Pause. Rest. Stop.
In spite of her fears,
In spite of the dangers,
“Who knows” inspired Esther to act.
In this week's Torah portion, Tetzaveh, we are commanded to make offerings every day that will help lift up the ner tamid, the continual light that shines from generation, to generation, to generation.