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Kaddish by Rabbi Daniel Brenner

A Kaddish

Make the God-name big.

Big and holy.

Do it in this world,

This creation sprung from consciousness,

And bring some order to this.

Do it fast, soon, in our lives, in the days ahead, in the life of the
people we call home.

Everybody join with me: May the name be blessed forever and ever!

Yes, blessed.

Blessed, whispered, sung out, shouted, honored, this holy name.

The name is beyond any song, poem, or comforting words we could ever speak.

Eveybody say: That’s the truth!

May a big peace descend from the heavens, a life-giving peace for all
of us, for our beloved people,

Let everybody say: May it be true!

Make that peace in the heavens, great peacemaker, great One who brings
wholeness to our people.

Stop.

Everybody pray:

May it be true.

rabbi daniel brennerRabbi Daniel Brenner, executive director of Birthright Israel Next, contributed a Kaddish to the Open Siddur Project. It is now part of the cultural commons of the Jewish people by virtue of this text being contributed with a CC-BY-SA license. Thank you, Rabbi Brenner!

Rabbi Brenner submitted this with the CC-BY-SA license by including the following text.

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