G-d leaves me little love notes.
I find them throughout the day, because I look for them.
Subtle hugs and gestures that remind me I’m not alone down here.
Someday my soul will leave this world and return home.
But for now, my heart keeps beating and my body continues to function—connected to its unseen Source.
And while I’m here, I have a mission. It wasn’t always clear, but now I understand.
I’ve done 25 years of inner healing work, learning that mental health and happiness are innate.
Along my journey, I discovered Torah and Kabbalah, my Jewish inheritance, and have spent 16 years studying with teachers in the U.S. and Israel.
Thank G-d I’ve been a mom for almost 19 years, raising my children through my own ups and downs, including pregnancy losses.
Throughout it all, I cried out to my G-d. He’s never left me, even though it sometimes feels that way.
Seven months ago I made Aliyah, choosing to live and work in the holiest and most beautiful place on Earth.
After Pesach I’ll start a full-time writing job here. I am so excited and will post more about that in the coming weeks.
In the meantime, I continue to coach and support women—helping them re-connect with their faith and Higher Purpose. To discover their authentic, G-dly selves.
Most of that work has been on a volunteer basis.
I love guiding other women along their spiritual journeys, in business, parenting and life.
G-d speaks to each of us, and through each of us.
We just need to verbalize the simplest of prayers. He’s always listening, with love. 🧡
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Tehillim, Psalm 25:4
O Lord, let me know Your ways; teach me Your paths.
Mindy Morasha 