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For Fertility
FOR FERTILITY
,םִיַמָשׁ תוֹרְצוֹא חַתְּפִי יַח לֵא״
הָמָדֲאָה תֶא הֶוַּרְמ םֶשֶׁגַּהֶשׁ םֵשְׁכּ ,יִרְפּ הָנֶּמִּמ ַחיִמְצַמוּ יִנֲא םַגּ הֶכַּזֲא ךָכּ הָמָדֲא אָמִּאְכּ תוֹיְהִל .ןֶטֶבּ יִרְפִבּ ךֵרָבְּתִהְלוּ הֶנָבִּי דֶסֶח םָלוֹע יִתְּרַמאָ יִכּ״ ״.םֶהָבּ ךְתָנוּמֱא ןִכָתּ ,םִיַמָשׁ ,ךֶעְרַז ןיִכאָ ,םָלוֹע‑דַע״ May it be Your will, Adonai, our God And the God of our ancestors, That this time be a time of patience, trust, kindness, and favor.
“May the living God open the treasures of heaven. May Adonai’s spirit bring rain. May the community be blessed With favorable rain.”20 Just as the rain saturates the earth, And brings forth fruit, May I be like mother earth, Blessed with fruit of the womb. “I declare, ’Your enduring loving‑ kindness sustains the world; In the heavens, You establish Your faithfulness.’”21 “You said, ’I will establish your offspring forever,
20 From aselection of traditional Sephardi prayers and poetry, called Tikkun HaGeshem, said after Sukkot (Musaf of Shemini Atzeret) upon adding prayers for rain into the prayer service. 21 Psalms 89:3.
.הָלִּפְתּ ַעֵמוֹשׁ ָיְי הָתּאַ ךוּרָבּ From generation to generation, I will confirm your place. Selah!”22 May I also merit, Soon, in the forthcoming days, To be called “mother.” Blessed are You, Adonai, who hears prayers.
— Yael Shafir Garibi, Zichron Yaakov,
Israel
22 Psalms 89:5.