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Divine Whispers - A Woman’s Prayer

By Chana Weisberg

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Chana Weisberg
Chana Weisberg is the author of Tending the Garden: The Unique Gifts of the Jewish Woman and four other books. Weisberg is a noted educator and columnist and lectures worldwide on issues relating to women, faith, relationships and the Jewish soul.

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Posted: Dec 26, 2008

You are an Eloquent Speaker

Dear Mrs. Weisberg,
Your deliverance of this course is awesome. It has inspired me so deeply.
G-d Bless You for your insight and ablity to convey this Haftorah so eloquently.

Posted By Karen Greenfield, Marietta, Ga/USA

Posted: Sep 12, 2007

inspiring Rosh Hashanah message

I was seeking an inspirational Rosh Hashanah message to go into the chag and make it the most meaningful experience - I found it in this tape. Your words are especially poignant because I am in aveluit for my mom z"l and I have struggled to deal with her 18 years of alzheimer and ultimately could say "baruch dayan emet" also. Your words provided that additional chizuk and nechama. Shana tova and may this year be one of good health, and avodas hashem for you and your family.

Posted By Susan Barth, Bet Shemes, Israel

Posted: June 5, 2007

Divine Whispers

I loved this audio and downloaded it. I like especially the ending, how she sums it up by telling the story of her child making her a card that said, "I love You" spelled wrong and with miss-matched colors--but how much it meant to her. I am a convert and my Hebrew is getting better all the time, but I still worry at times my prayers are not good enough if I miss-pronounce a word here and there. But I though to myself, I am like the child, and G-d will hear my miss-pronounced Hebrew and still be happy that I am praying with all my heart and soul and telling Him I love Him by doing so. Thank you.

Posted By Adelle Jean, Amboy, WA

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