Everyday
The rabbis of Talmudic times taught: "Say one hundred blessings a day!" On this page we discuss everyday rituals and practices that can help you to cultivate and sustain a sense of deeper meaning and connection in the midst of your daily activities.
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Things To Do….
This morning prayer, "These are the deeds which bring rewards both in this world and in the world to come" weaves a list of deeds so extraordinary that they echo beyond life itself. It teaches us this: that the possibility of performing life’s holiest tasks is not beyond us, not "in the heavens" but right here in our daily encounters with family, friends and strnagers.
Meditation
This is what I must do:
Raise young people in the ways of Torah
Honor parents
Be where I am needed
Make study a priority
Host
Visit the sick
Help those who are starting out
Honor the dead
Pray with intensity
Make peace
and, most of all,
study Torah.
Teaching
Talmud Torah k’neged kulam.
The study of Torah is equal to them all.
(CLAL Faculty)
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