Chesed in Malchut – kindness and mercy in the dwelling presence of the universe.
We want to act, to make a difference. Let us find compassion for our acting – when we act not as well as we would like we can opt to forgive. When we do not act at all let us avoid blame and doubt.
Be kind and then do with kindness.
The last week of the Omer has begun!
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