Prayer Begins Where Our Power Ends.

We Must First Peer Into The Darkness, Feel Strangled And Entombed In The Hopelessness Of Living Without God, Before We Are Ready To Feel The Presence Of His Living Light.

Awe Enables Us To See In The World Intimations Of The Divine, To Sense In Small Things The Beginning Of Infinite Significance, To Sense The Ultimate In The Common And The Simple, To Feel In The Rush Of The Passing The Stillness Of The Eternal.

This Is One Of The Goals Of The Jewish Way Of Living: To Experience Commonplace Deeds As Spiritual Adventures, To Feel The Hidden Love And Wisdom In All Things.

Things, When Magnified, Are Forgeries Of Happiness.

Those Of Faith Who Plant Sacred Thoughts In The Uplands Of Time, The Secret Gardeners Of The Lord In Mankind's Desolate Hopes, May Slacken And Tarry But Rarely Betray Their Vocation.