The gift stopped me in my tracks with its beauty and thoughtfulness.
But it was the card and the energy behind this particular gift that moved me to tears.

It was a gift that reminded me to keep believing and shining. It was the gift that kept on giving

I received this beautiful Judaica art Mezuzah case (an item that Jewish people put a prayer into, to hang on each doorpost, to remind us of God's presence in every single room we walk into) from a beautiful client

Along with this breathtaking art came a card that shared a thank you to me for orienting her and helping her ground back into her Neshama/soul and center God in her life again.

She wrote that when she used to hear me speak about Hashem/God, she would get triggered. But she stayed, and I never stopped. If anything, since I know this client, I have only become more unapologetic about speaking about my relationship with God.

She wrote that after 50 years of her life, it finally clicked. Her Neshama (soul) is here. Hashem (God) is here. God is here and everywhere. She shared how she prays and thanks Hashem daily now. How her life has become so much more easeful with God's presence at the forefront of it. How meaningful and full her life has become as a result.

This is my deepest desire in the world. To be the kind of person that someone will come to know God and themselves and their own soul intimately because they know me.

It doesn't matter to me what your faith is. It can be God, Hashem, Source, The Universe, Universal Love... whatever it is, plug into it. Be it. Pray from that place. Give from that place. Breathe into it. Allow it in.

The light of your soul does not need a name to be real. It simply is.
I am that I am
You are that you are
That is that.

Hashem is here.
Hashem is there
Hashem is truly everywhere 🎶

This gift was a gift to me. It was a reminder to believe out loud. To share my love for God to the world.

In social work school, the 3 words I never heard were: God, Soul, and Love.

Those are also the 3 words I will never stop saying.

I believe in Hashem
I trust in Hashem
And when we plug into Hashem, into Source
We get to live a life of faith, peace, love, and abundance