ShmaTorah is to express what G-d has spoken to you about in Torah and to listen to what others have found. It is not about religion. It is about Torah. A place to question and seek and find. I love Torah. It sustains me everyday. It cleanses and waters my soul. I read it every morning and think about it every night. It brings me to my knees and gives me hope. It gives me patience with others and myself. It teaches me how to love and gives strength to the weary.
ShmaTorah is to listen, to question and to express my thoughts on Torah. Honest thoughts. Expressions of daily encounters with G-d.
G-d sees us as individuals. He thinks about us. He wants a relationship with us.
Jeremiah 29
“For I know the thoughts of Shalom (peace) that I think toward you….and you shall call upon me and pray unto me and I will listen (Shma) to you. You shall seek me and find me when you search for me with all your heart”