It is Rosh Chodesh Elul today and I am sitting in the hospital waiting for someone to get out of surgery. I am grateful to Hashem for putting me in a position of helplessness as I wait for good news. It brings me to a place of realizing that all of our plans are meaningless without Hashem's plans for us. As I look around at all of the sick people around me, I realize again what a gift good health is. As we contemplate the new year, we should be aware of all of the blessings in our lives. If we can eat and breathe and walk and we have a roof over our heads, we have a lot to thank Hashem for. Last year at this time, I never dreamed that I would have such a hard year. Baruch Hashem I have the chance to beg Hashem for a year of good.
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*From Rabbi Aryeh Kaplan, “Meditation and the Bible” (Samuel Weiser or
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Please note: all thoughts in italics are the blog author's, otherwise they are my notes from the teacher mentioned. If they are not incorrect it is my fault, not the teacher.
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