Design Evaluation of Six Primary Care Facilities for the Purpose of Informing Future Design Decisions

Kantrowitz, Min

Center for Health Design

Counting the Omer is a Kabbalistic meditation guide to understand the in-depth meanings of each of the forty-nine days between Pesach (Passover) and the Shavuot celebration of the revealing of the Torah. Rabbi Kantrowitz follows Kabbalistic guidelines to show how the unique values of the sephirot interact each day, giving the reader insight into the strengths of the day. Through this guide the reader is led to meditate on the mystical qualities of life and self.

Counting the Omer: A Kabbalistic Meditation Guide

Religion & Spirituality

Judaism

Gaon Books

Three paths, One God. Jewish, Christian, Muslim. Scripture, liturgy, and contemporary prayer. Three women, each following her faith, prayingand seeking, marking times of our days, celebrating the unfolding ofour lives, pursuing sacred paths toward God. Thus, this book Sacred writings, inspired and inspirational, are the foundation ofevery faith tradition. As people of faith, we study our holy texts, reverethem, and try to absorb their wisdom. They are central to our beliefs andpractices. Every religion uses liturgy, fixed prayers composed many yearsago, and often associated with specific times of the year and appropriateto particular situations or forms of worship. As people of faith, we usethese established forms and appreciate the power, beauty, and stabilityof their words.And every faith tradition is alive. As people of faith, we practice ourreligions and honor and embrace the books associated with them. Aspeople of faith, we respond to the sacred texts which are our spiritual inheritance.We pray and write new prayers as expressions of our faith. Ourprayers, in response to holy writings, are our way of keeping our faithrelevant and alive. We pray because it connects us with God. Throughour prayers, we affirm our gratitude and recognition of the power of TheSource of All and seek mercy, guidance, blessings, and answers to ourneeds.As active practitioners of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, the authorsrecognize the power of religious belief and practice in our lives. We realizethat prayer, as part of daily life, can enrich our lives, deepen our experiences, and help us cope with some of life's challenges. We want to share some of thatrichness with our readers. Throughout this book, we maintain the uniquenessof our own sacred beliefs and join together as seekers of peace, who believein One God. We pray together to build our relationship with the DivineSource, seeking protection to overcome temptations and help to determinethe Divine Will. We pray together to accomplish God's work by awakeningour spirits and deepening our connection with The One.

Three Paths, One God: Traditional Scriptures and New Prayers

Reder, Victoria

Nayyar, Aamna

Christian Books & Bibles

Gaon Web

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