Here’s a list of prayers for the themes of week five of Counting the Omer: Hod – Humility, splendor. They’re listed in my suggested order, from day 29 at the top of the list to day 35 at the bottom. To read them, please click on the name of the prayer.
- “In Plain Sight” – G-d’s gifts are hidden in plain sight
- “Offerings” – To respond with humility to life’s challenges
- “To Hear Your Voice” – A prayer to hear the Divine Voice
- “Come Walk” – The magic and majesty of the spiritual journey
- “About the Heavens” – Humility from witnessing G-d’s splendor
- “Let Us Meet” – Finding places to meet G-d’s holiness
- “About the Rainbow” – The nobility manifest in G-d’s splendor
And a prayer about Counting the Omer: “The Season of Counting.”
During the seven weeks from Passover to Shavuot, the period from the exodus to revelation on Sinai, Jews count the days and the weeks. And so we remember the journey from the depths of slavery to the heights of G-d’s Holy Presence. According to mystical practice, each week has a theme (and each day a sub-theme) that leads us toward revelation. Here are links to prayers and meditations for each week of counting the Omer and Shavuot:
- Week One: Chesed (Lovingkindness, Love, Benevolence)
- Week Two: Gevurah (Discipline, Justice, Restraint, Awe)
- Week Three: Tiferet (Beauty, Harmony, Compassion, Truth)
- Week Four: Netzach (Eternity, Endurance, Fortitude, Ambition)
- Week Five: Hod (Humility, Splendor)
- Week Six: Yesod (Foundation, Bonding)
- Week Seven: Malchut (Nobility, Sovereignty, Leadership)
- Shavuot
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