Shema
A familiar line to centre the start of your day.
“One sentence, said slowly, can hold a whole day together.”
Wednesday 11 November
One small thing for today
A familiar line to centre the start of your day.
“One sentence, said slowly, can hold a whole day together.”
The first words of the day, said before anything else.
“The day begins with thanks, not with a to-do list.”
Three small steps, then a moment of quiet.
“Arriving is part of the prayer.”
Three small steps, then a moment of quiet.
“Arriving is part of the prayer.”
Make a small act of giving part of today.
“Giving a little, often, changes more than giving a lot once.”
Hear the blessing over the wine, said slowly.
“A week ends better when it is said out loud.”
A hand on the doorpost as you come or go.
“Coming and going, you are remembered.”
A hand on the doorpost as you come or go.
“Coming and going, you are remembered.”
A close-up look at the moment Shabbat begins.
“One small flame, and the week lets go.”
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