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As we step into Shabbat, we pause to gather all the sparks we collected this week — the whispers of will, the quiet victories, the moments we remembered Hashem is in charge, and we are never alone.
We reflected on the power of ratzon (holy desire) — habaim l’taher m’sayim lo — how just wanting to grow draws Hashem near. We remembered that every mitzvah is a bond, a tzavta, uniting us with Hashem in our daily actions. We learned to shift focus from emotional impulse to conscious clarity, asking ourselves, “Is this choice aligned with my soul’s truth?”
And we were reminded: shalom begins inside. The work of healing our homes starts with healing our hearts.
As we light the candles this Shabbat, let's whisper:
“Hashem, help me serve You with joy, awareness, and a heart open to peace.”
Let this Shabbat be a resting place for your soul, a safe space for your emuna, and a sacred time to feel Hashem’s love — not just in theory, but in your body, your breath, your being.
By Tzvi Freeman
G‑d did not give you light that you may hold it up in the middle of the day.
When you are given light it is in order to accomplish something, to do something difficult and novel.
Go take your light into the dark places and transform them that they may also shine!
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