Skip to Content
Brielle Rassler
Brielle Rassler
Home
About Brielle
A Millennial's Poetic Interpretation
Eating Disorder Treatment
Psychotherapy and Spiritual Counseling
Spiritual Direction
Music and Books
Contact
0
0
Brielle Rassler
Brielle Rassler
Home
About Brielle
A Millennial's Poetic Interpretation
Eating Disorder Treatment
Psychotherapy and Spiritual Counseling
Spiritual Direction
Music and Books
Contact
0
0
Home
About Brielle
A Millennial's Poetic Interpretation
Eating Disorder Treatment
Psychotherapy and Spiritual Counseling
Spiritual Direction
Music and Books
Contact
Music and Books Open the Gates: Songs of Love and Longing for the Divine
cover OTG.png Image 1 of
cover OTG.png
cover OTG.png

Open the Gates: Songs of Love and Longing for the Divine

from $12.00

Open the Gates: Songs of Love and Longing for the Divine- Available on CD & Digital Download

  1. Prelude 2010

  2. Serenity (The Serenity Prayer)

  3. Open the Gates

  4. Enlightened Love (Ahavah Rabbah)

  5. Divine Betrothal (V’Eirastich Li)

  6. Baruch Shalem

  7. Menuchah Shleimah

  8. Sh’ma HaVaYaH Koli

  9. Hashkiveinu

  10. L’chah Dodi

  11. Yih’yu L’Ratzon

CD/Digital Download:
Quantity:
Add to Cart

Open the Gates: Songs of Love and Longing for the Divine- Available on CD & Digital Download

  1. Prelude 2010

  2. Serenity (The Serenity Prayer)

  3. Open the Gates

  4. Enlightened Love (Ahavah Rabbah)

  5. Divine Betrothal (V’Eirastich Li)

  6. Baruch Shalem

  7. Menuchah Shleimah

  8. Sh’ma HaVaYaH Koli

  9. Hashkiveinu

  10. L’chah Dodi

  11. Yih’yu L’Ratzon

Open the Gates: Songs of Love and Longing for the Divine- Available on CD & Digital Download

  1. Prelude 2010

  2. Serenity (The Serenity Prayer)

  3. Open the Gates

  4. Enlightened Love (Ahavah Rabbah)

  5. Divine Betrothal (V’Eirastich Li)

  6. Baruch Shalem

  7. Menuchah Shleimah

  8. Sh’ma HaVaYaH Koli

  9. Hashkiveinu

  10. L’chah Dodi

  11. Yih’yu L’Ratzon

The title song of Open the Gates: Songs of Love and Longing for the Divine was written on Asara B’Tevet, which is observed as a minor fast day in many traditional Jewish communities. I was a fellow at Yeshivat Hadar and was struck by the line “Petach sha’arei shamayim litflilateinu” while we were davenning the special section of prayers in the morning service to commemorate the day. These four words ask G-d to open the gates of heaven to our prayer. I imagined all of us as beams of light, grounding into the earth and rising into the heavens. I imagined our channel to the Divine being cleared of all blockages and all of our prayers harmonizing and rising together through the gates of heaven. I meditated on this verse throughout the day and by the time I got home “Open the Gates” was born.

About Rabbi Dr. Brielle

A Millennial’s Poetic Interpretation

Eating Disorder Treatment

Psychotherapy and Spiritual Counseling

Spiritual Direction

Music and Books

Contact

Home