I wish I was better about praying from a Siddur (prayer book) every day. While I constantly speak to G-d praying from the prayer book is grounding, meditative and so soul connecting. Standing on the street of Dubrovnik after researching a little about the Jewish history, I knew I needed to stop and pray - for the people whose lives were lost here and as a sign of strength of our existence. ❤️‍🩹 | That Jewish Family

Prayer (Tefillah) is powerful. And when words escape me and I can’t articulate myself I open my Siddur (prayer book) And then there is the conversation I’m having with G-d all day long, in traffic, while I’m cooking, while I’m with people, as I’m making Challah, when I’m looking at my children, having my coffee and looking at the sky, and most definitely while I’m dancing. I’m not part of a religion, but I am in a relationship with the one who made me. I’m always in conversation with Hashem. The

I wish I was better at praying to G-d every day inside the Siddur (prayer book) it’s so grounding and soul connecting, something I hope to improve in. But standing in a city with such dark Jewish history, it felt like a must to those that have perished, as a testament to our existence and a promise to our future. ❤️ | That Jewish Family