Boruch ata Adonai Eloheinu

The basis of all things Jewish is prayer. We begin our days with a prayer called Modeh Ani, translated as “I give thanks to you”, thanking G-D for restoring our souls within us. We get to begin again and anew every day. What a fresh start! 

We end each day with a prayer of Shema Yisrael, which means “The Lord our G-D the Lord is One”. We Jews are nothing if not adherers of gratitude. In fact, you could say we started the gratitude movement! 

There are so many blessings we recite throughout the day and throughout the course of a lifetime. We recite blessings before and after eating food, during prayer, and on many other special occasions and holidays. Most blessings begin with Baruch atah Adonai, Eloheinu Melech ha’olam- “Blessed are You, Lord our G-D, King of the universe”. Since we are careful not to take G-D's name in vain, the name for G-D, Adonai, should only be used while reciting a blessing.

No.44 Apricot & Melon

Soft and fuzzy fruity notes with aquatic nuances. 

Apricot & Melon scents represent the “Ha’notein ray’ach tov ba’pay’rote” blessing said over fragrant fruits.

Most blessings typically begin with this traditional Jewish blessing meaning “Blessed are You, G-D.”

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