Show Notes
This is a short meditation to create an inner Heichal, היכל in Hebrew, meaning palace. Within this palace, the body and mind are completely calm and still, and the soul is alone with its Infinite Source.
Hebrew words used in this meditation: Heichal - היכל - palace Heichalot - היכלות - palaces Chelek Eloka Mima'al - חלק אלוק ממעל - a part of the Divine Above Ani - אני - I Ata - אתה - You
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