One Step, and Then One More: A Hebrew Prayer for the Path #Shorts
This moment from Guide My Steps follows the path itself. Orcha ya'ir li et ha-derech asks that the way be lit, and Tza'ad echad, v'od tza'ad echad names the simplest kind of progress: one step, and then one more.
You do not have to see the whole road to take the next small step. May these few minutes be a quiet pause for you, a place to rest in that thought.
Listen to the full song for the whole prayer.
Lyrics
Orcha ya'ir li et ha-derech
Tza'ad echad, v'od tza'ad echad
Watch the full video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=giBPk_ztzlU
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