I remember a Rabbi once saying
Sit in Paradise when you read,
when you study Torah,
when you pray, and
anytime you seek to be
with God
Sit in Paradise when you read,
when you study Torah,
when you pray, and
anytime you seek to be
with God
Paradise has always been
hard for me to envision, to see,
to experience,
so it has felt as if there is a barrier
to being in the deepest state
with God
hard for me to envision, to see,
to experience,
so it has felt as if there is a barrier
to being in the deepest state
with God
Paradise now
for me is not anything special, but
those everyday moments that
bring me to a place of peace,
joy, and
openness.
for me is not anything special, but
those everyday moments that
bring me to a place of peace,
joy, and
openness.
Paradise
is that feeling of being
wrapped in God’s loving arms
like a warm, cozy blanket.
It is the smell of freshly mowed grass.
It is the tastes,
touches,
sounds,
feelings, and
appearances,
which bring me to a space
of closeness and intimacy
with God
is that feeling of being
wrapped in God’s loving arms
like a warm, cozy blanket.
It is the smell of freshly mowed grass.
It is the tastes,
touches,
sounds,
feelings, and
appearances,
which bring me to a space
of closeness and intimacy
with God
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