A few months ago, a friend and I were chatting on the phone while he was waiting for a plane. I told him about my moderate fear of flying and my superstition: When ever the plane was taking off or landing I would recite the Shema- over and over again until I felt secure. I mentioned that there were some in my life who thought it was silly... This friend, further endeared himself to me when he told me that his mantra of choice was Esa Enai.
Susie Lubell of Mishmish Studio is inspired by this psalm as well
I will lift up my eyes to the mountains.
From where does my help come?
My help comes from the Lord, who made heaven and earth
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Hi!
PLease contact me at limitz@bezeqint.net
I just love your blog and cannot find your contact details anywhere......:-)
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Limitz
I love this print, it is so correct.
(...i have just included it my etsy treasury today)
Shalom
My name is david.
i didnt know how to contact you, so i find this cooent way.
I opend recently new judaica art gallery near Jerusalem.
We make handmade Kiddush cups and mezuzah cases.
All made of olive wood & silver (925).
I invite you to look our site:
shaked design
Thank you
Yom Tov
David
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I am also a white knuckle flier. my original thought was that I needed a mantra to use with the yoga breathing exercise to keep me calm. so I also use the Shema on take off, landing and turbulence. It is also good for keeping road rage away on the Baltimore and Washington beltways.
cee
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