New!!! Siddur Mochin d'Gadlut - now available.
Monday, May 1, 2017
After many years of effort I would like to announce the completion of a new contemplative siddur.
This has been the hardest project I have ever worked on in many ways, i.e. formatting, editing, notations, being innovative, balancing tradition with progress and reflecting my own spiritual attitude when it comes to the essence of prayer and meditation.
This siddur has a unique lay out which I believe makes it easy to navigate. All of the Hebrew is transliterated. The contents of this siddur includes: a complete Shabbat for synagogue and the home, numerous b'rachot for special events and festivals, hundreds of notes, meditations and contemplative resources. This siddur also contains the complete Pirkei Avot which is also entirely transliterated. It is my understanding that I have made the first ever transliterated version of Pirkei Avot.
The purpose of this project was not to simply have another siddur out in the world of Yiddishkeit. This siddur is intended to be something much more. My purpose with this siddur is to expand your mind by focusing your awareness of the Divine within you and within all things. Prayer is not simply an act rather it is a journey – a journey of your mind, heart and soul.
You can order this siddur in hardback at:
The siddur is also available from Amazon in a paperback version:
https://www.amazon.com/Siddur-Mochin-dGadlut-Contemplative-Shabbat/dp/1546438246/ref=la_B01L30YJPC_1_2?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1493946776&sr=1-2
https://www.amazon.com/Siddur-Mochin-dGadlut-Contemplative-Shabbat/dp/1546438246/ref=la_B01L30YJPC_1_2?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1493946776&sr=1-2
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