Paint the Color of Your Day

Battery Park, Manhattan

Photo by OneinfocusJune 24, 2010

Every morning you're an artist.
Your prayers are a tool that paints the color of your day.

Michoel is an innovative educator, outdoor enthusiast and avid photographer. Michoel grew up in Australia where he used the 'Outback' to refine his photography skills. He pursued studies at Mayanot in Israel, the Rabbinical College of America in New Jersey and Rabbinical studies at Kollel Menachem in Brooklyn NY. He lives in Brooklyn with his wife, Sarah, and daughter. Read more about his organization at Oneinfocus.org.

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Smiling Children

Williamsburg, NY

Photo by OneinfocusJune 17, 2010

When the Children of Israel were taken out of Egypt, they knew G‑d was playing an intimate role in their lives.

Nothing has changed. G‑d still loves each and every child of Israel.

We have every reason to smile!

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Water as Fire

Hudson River, NYC

Photo by OneinfocusJune 10, 2010

Water Speaks. It sings and it whispers.
It winks and dances, beckons and threatens,
but it can't overcome gravity; it always descends...
Unless there is a fire from the heart.

Water is pleasure. Without heart-fire to your Creator,
even if you're above water.... You're sunk.
But with it, you are cooking! And can transform bitter to sweet.

(Authored by Rabbi Tuvia Bolton, Kfar Chabad, Israel)

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Your Challenge

Manhattan, NYC

Photo by OneinfocusJune 3, 2010

G‑d puts physical and spiritual challenges before you, so that you can overcome them.

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