A wish for Tu B’Shvat

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A wish for Tu B’Shvat

January 16, 2014
Orit Esther Riter

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I would like to be a tree full of life!  What parts of me need strengthening to become a lively tree filled with fresh fruits?

I look at my roots and wonder where did they come from and how are they being nourished?  What is grounding me and giving me stability in my life?  I wish to deepen the roots further into the ground so that I will not sway and tumble!  I don’t want my life to be affected by my unstable set of emotions.  I ask Hashem please help me dig further into the ground and more secure in my beliefs.

The only pathway to achieve this balance is by talking to You and connecting to You through prayer. Tefillah is the support column for me to lean on when I loose clarity and purpose; my connection to You provides the answer to all life’s questions.  I need to deepen my Torah learning for  that is what waters my trees roots and guides me on my path of growth.

The trunk of a tree represents our spiritual pathway in life with branches that grow right, left and in every direction.  Where do I go?  Do the winds cause me to deviate from the trail I am traveling?  Does the weather cause my branches to wither away?  The nisyonot in my life should not weaken me.

I want to provide shade to those around me, fruits filled with vitamins of love and embrace the world positively.  This is my wish on Tu B’Shvat…what is yours?

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