#5043 Prayer to accept humiliation with love
#5043
Master of the World, who can do anything, give me the merit to rectify all seven of the âlightsâ; i.e. my two eyes, which should no longer see any woman at all in the whole world; and that I should no longer hear any forbidden speech, and no lashon hara (evil speech) about any Jewish person the whole world over.
Rabbi Berland's Prayer for accepting humiliation with love opens all the gates
Master of the World, who can do anything, give me the merit to rectify all seven of the âlightsâ; i.e. my two eyes, which should no longer see any woman at all in the whole world; and that I should no longer hear any forbidden speech, and no lashon hara (evil speech) about any Jewish person the whole world over.
Answer, Hashem, give me the merit that my anger shouldnât ever again flare because of my being humiliated, and I should merit to rectify the seal totally.
And that I shouldnât feel hurt by any person in the whole world, and that I should merit to be totally holy, pure: âfrom its base to its flower it is hammered out.âAnd I should guard my mouth from everything that needs to be guarded against.
And that no blemish speech should ever again come out of my mouth. And through this, may I merit the rectification of the mouth. And with Hashem Yitbarachâs help, everything should happen automatically, like the holy menorah which was all formed by itself. Therefore, Hashem Yitbarach, everyone who guards his eyes, mouth and speech, and who guards his ears to not hear any forbidden speech in the world, at all, and guards his nose and his nostrils, that he shouldnât get angry about anything in the world at all â may he merit that Hashem should guard his every step. And that Hashem should do everything for him, and everything will be âformed by itselfâ, without any effort or waste of time at all. Until the flame rises by itself, and then all of his heart and all 248 of his limbs and 365 of his sinews, and all of his nefesh, ruach, neshama, chaya and yechida will always be burning for Hashem Yitbarach, by themselves.====