A written journal for forty days of return. Three short practices to sit with each day — a morning line, a mid-day pause, and an evening reflection. One Hebrew letter to hold each week. One page kept for Shabbat.
Forty is a number used in Torah for return — the rain of Noach, the days on Sinai, the years in the desert. This journal keeps forty of your own days, one page at a time.
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Each dayMorning, middle, evening.
Every daily page holds three short practices to sit with: a morning line to set the day, a mid-day pause, and an evening reflection. Enough to keep the thread, small enough to fit into a real week.
II
Each weekOne letter to hold across seven days.
Every week opens with one Hebrew letter and a short teaching from the letter itself. You carry that letter through the week, and let it teach you what it can. Six weeks, six letters.
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Each ShabbatA page for the day that stops.
A Shabbat page each week — a place to lay down what the week asked of you, and to receive what the day of rest offers. Written to be entered slowly, and to be left there.
A printed-quality PDF, delivered by email. Yours to print at home or to keep on a tablet by the bed.
The 40-Day Journal is also included as a gift for women in the Inner Chamber — the season of one-to-one work with me. If you are already sitting with me there, this journal is already yours.