"Ahavti"


 Ahavti ki yishma Adonai et koli tachanunai

Shining Text 

I Love, because God hears my voice, my supplications.

( Psalm 116:1)


        




How do I become a lover? How can I grow my love? This mysterious and powerful phrase from Psalm 116 begins with the word "ahavti" I love… but it doesn't tell us the object of that love. I interpret this to mean that what will follow is the prerequisite for becoming a lover. When I feel perfectly heard, when my voice is received and my yearnings are acknowledged, then something in my straining heart relaxes. When I let go of the struggle to be heard, then my heart becomes spacious, open and responsive.

 

 


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Ahavti ki yishma Adonai et koli tachanunai

Shining Text 

I Love, because God hears my voice, my supplications.

( Psalm 116:1)

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Rabbi Shefa can be reached by email at: Shefa@RabbiShefaGold.com

Rachmiel O'Regan can be reached by email at: CDEEP@RabbiShefaGold.com




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