Reflections on Yom Kippur, a Poem, a Prayer

Reflections on Yom Kippur, a Poem, a Prayer

 

Knowing that the Holy one of Blessing is by my side,
and remembering that all parts of me;
physically, mentally, emotionally, spiritually, look to align –
I go inward, looking to connect
to those thoughts, feelings and actions that contribute
to my missteps.
I pray that they continue to reveal themselves. 

Hakadosh Barukh Hu –
Show me my heart’s Joy,
show me where my good and evil reside.
Bless me to do the work, to stay connected.
Guide me to the riches of my Soul’s yearnings! 

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About Todd Greenberg

Through prayer, worship, Torah Study, and Kabbalah I have been inspired to write poetry that tends more to the spiritual and mystical aspects found in Judaism. What comes "through" me I try to put into words. I hope that at least some of what I post to BJN will resonate with you and that you find inspiration from it for your own journey. Thank you for allowing to share my writings. Blessings, Todd

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