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“Know that every shepherd and shepherd has his own unique music and that every weed has its own song and from the song of the weeds comes the music of the shepherd”. Written by Rabbi Nachman of Breslev, who was a Jewish Rebbe and philosopher who promoted and emphasized the concept of simplicity in prayer and inner faith. In this magical poem he emphasizes that every person has something unique, rare, and unknown to offer others, and the very connection to the words opens the gates of heaven to man’s simple natural prayer.

Mandala – The meaning of the word in Sanskrit is a circle that contains sacred essence. According to the wisdom of the Kabbalah, the circle is a focused prayer to the Creator of our reality, the powerful tree of life is based on circular structures that create mandalas and the flower of life. The use of the mandala in combination with prayer is that much more powerful and allows our brain to focus and energize the creation of reality perfectly and accurately! – “there is no circle in the world that is not created from one point at its center” (Tishbi, volume I)