This week, we read Shirat Hayam, the song we sing as we cross the sea, finally leaving Egypt.
We are taught to always see ourselves as we, individually, have left Egypt. This connects us each to the collective memory of this most magnificent moment in our peoplehood’s history.
May we all be grateful to be set free from something this week, and know that we are never alone.
Shabbat shalom!
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