Is time running faster ? The Siddur Zichron David, Chanukah Secrets and Grace Meditation! 💫🌱

Published: Wed, 12/18/19

Shalom U'bracha !

I hope this e-mail finds you well. As we prepare to Chanukah, I'd like to share with you a unique class I made specially for my students. You can find it here!

Do you also feel like time is running faster? It seems like we never have enough time for what we need to do! That's because Hashem is preparing the world to enter the new era of Mashiach and is rushing Creation.

So we need to do our best in order to improve our divine service of Torah, Prayer and Ma'assim Tovim (Good deeds)!

Speaking of which, I'm happy to finally tell you that the Second Edition of the Siddur Zichron David was printed and will be shipped next week to the US.

This, by the way, is a highly recommended book by my students who noticed a substantial improvement in their prayer! Praying with Kavanot (the mystical intentions) provide a natural advantage of keeping your mind focused on the holy words besides empowering us to make a much greater impact in the spiritual worlds.

But hurry up because they are selling really fast (and they are not expensive because they were subsidized)!

Buy the Siddur Zichron David

Don't forget to read our latest article on Grace Meditation, which will for sure change your life immensely.

Here's an excerpt of it:

"One efficient way to connect to Hashem is by emulating Hashem’s attribute of Grace. It’s written that just as he’s merciful, you should be merciful and just as he shows Grace to people, so too you should show Grace.

But what does it mean to show Grace?

The Midrash says that Hashem told Moshe Rabenu “I will be merciful to whomever I choose to be merciful and I will give grace to whomever I will give grace”, meaning; even if one is not worthy, he can receive Hashem’s grace.

To show grace means simply to find within someone Favor and show him a positive attitude, even though he’s not worthy of it. How would this apply?"

I wish you will have a wonderful Shabbat filled with Light!

Warmest wishes,

Rabbi Shepherd
from King Davids Tomb, the Holy city of Yerushalayim

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