Notes Between the Stones"
For centuries, Jews from around the world have handwritten personal prayers—pleas for health, family, work, and salvation—and tucked them between the ancient stones of the Western Wall.
For centuries, Jews from around the world have handwritten personal prayers—pleas for health, family, work, and salvation—and tucked them between the ancient stones of the Western Wall.
Prayers at the Western Wall can be written in any language and any format - heartfelt requests, sacred prayers, words of gratitude or personal messages to the Almighty Traditionally notes begin with "To the Eternal One" or "Shema Yisrael" The text may be brief or detailed but sincerity is what truly matters
