Monday, September 25, 2006
I know I said I didn't feel connected to Rosh Hashana. The fact is, it's my fault. I did not make keilim (vessels) for it. I remember learning once that the energy of the yomim tovim is kind of like packages at a post office. They're waiting for you, but you have to pick them up. A brand new energy was permeating the universe on Rosh Hashana, but I didn't check my p.o. box. If I had da'avened or learned instead of being a bum, I might have received my mail!
As Yaakov likes to say, "If G-d feels far away, who moved?"
Love, Maven @ 
2 Comments:
At 9:57 PM,
Dovid said…
Hey there. Just want to let you know that I quoted your little post about where you left your heart, soul, and cell-phone, in the comments to my latest post, with a link back here. I really loved it. Gmar chasima tova.
At 7:41 AM,
Wendy said…
I like this post. Particularly this: "If G-d feels far away, who moved?" Good stuff.
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