Try this meditation to relax you and help you bring a sense of divine presence inside you (7 minutes).
The meditation is based on the words כי אתה עמדי, "For You are with me" from Mizmor LeDavid (Ps 23:4).
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by Rachel Anisfeld
About Me
- Rachel Anisfeld
- Rachel Anisfeld holds a PhD in Rabbinic Literature from the University of Pennsylvania. She is a student and teacher of Torah in a wide variety of contexts. She lived in Albany, NY for many years and now lives in Atlanta, GA with her husband and three children.
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- A Poem for Parashat Vayakhel-Pekudei: Kiyor Mirrors
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