Sterling Silver Pendant Necklace Abstract Engraving of Haesh Sheli
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Tradition joins contemporary art with this sterling silver pendant necklace commemorating the famous identifying words of Breslov: "Ha'esh sheli" – My fire will burn until the coming of the Moshiach, referring to the deep spiritual yearning that lies within every Jew.
Rabbi Nachman, founder of the Breslov Hassidic movement declared, "He'esh sheli tukad ad bi'at ha'moshiach" – My fire will burn until Moshiach comes! Every Jew has – and will always have - an inner spiritual yearning. Breslev, with
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Tradition joins contemporary art with this sterling silver pendant necklace commemorating the famous identifying words of Breslov: "Ha'esh sheli" – My fire will burn until the coming of the Moshiach, referring to the deep spiritual yearning that lies within every Jew.
Rabbi Nachman, founder of the Breslov Hassidic movement declared, "He'esh sheli tukad ad bi'at ha'moshiach" – My fire will burn until Moshiach comes! Every Jew has – and will always have - an inner spiritual yearning. Breslev, with its focus on joy and spiritual growth, maintains, until today, world-wide popularity.
Pendant can be purchased separately without the chain
The sterling silver chain is available in various lengths – all the same price
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Tradition joins contemporary art with this sterling silver pendant necklace commemorating the famous identifying words of Breslov: "Ha'esh sheli" – My fire will burn until the coming of the Moshiach, referring to the deep spiritual yearning that lies within every Jew.
Rabbi Nachman, founder of the Breslov Hassidic movement declared, "He'esh sheli tukad ad bi'at ha'moshiach" – My fire will burn until Moshiach comes! Every Jew has – and will always have - an inner spiritual yearning. Breslev, with