Ribono shel olam: Asking for Light on Today’s Steps #Shorts
A first-light moment from Guide My Steps. The lines Ribono shel olam, ani ba l'fanecha and Hachen et tz'adai ha-yom speak of coming before God at the start of the day and asking for the day's steps to be made ready.
Take a quiet breath, let the morning be still, and listen. May this be a gentle moment for setting your intentions before the day begins.
The full song, a Hebrew prayer for guidance, continues beyond this short.
Lyrics
Ribono shel olam, ani ba l'fanecha
Hachen et tz'adai ha-yom
Watch the full video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=giBPk_ztzlU
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