If you had one wish to be granted by G‑d ... what would it be?
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Posted By maria alice van der broock penteado, paranavai , parana br
Posted: Sep 29, 2011
My Wish
I wish to be free of nicotine addiction, and to forget that I ever did smoke. I am enrolled in a hospital smoke free clinic, which meets tonight.
Posted By Janice, Denver, CO
Posted: Sep 29, 2011
merging of all religions/FOR TRUE PURPOSE OF EARTH
only world peace will happen when all religions relize that in the end we all bow down and will beg for our sins to be forgiven for they all are the same to G-D for in his eyes they are all the same sin and only when our hearts are true with his glory can we be accepted //FOR IS HE NOT OUR FATHER TO TEACH AND INSTRUCT IN LIFE TO KNOW RIGHT FROM WRONG FOR HE IS NOT OUR FRIEND BUT A PARENT TO //////LOVE LOVE LOVE with unconditional love///
Posted By Lisa workman, columbus, ohio
Posted: Sep 29, 2011
MY WISH
THAT WE WOULD WALK WITH GOD EVERY DAY
Posted By Miss Valarie Johnson
Posted: Sep 28, 2011
New Years wish
For problems with easy solutions and make my heart kind to those around me.
Posted By Patrick, Brooklyn, NY
Posted: Sep 28, 2011
wish
I wish for complete healing and long happy life for my dear mother and peace and joy on earth for all living beeings.
Posted By Lidia HUrovich Neiva , Brasilia, Brazil
Posted: Sep 28, 2011
wish for the new year
A happy and healthy family
Posted By Rochelle, Goose Creek, SC
Posted: Sep 28, 2011
Rosh Ha Shannah
That my husband will prosper at his job and gets a $5.00 raise. Also that he will start getting 40 hrs + a week. YHWH will mold me into a submissive and a virtous wife and a nuturious mother to my boys.
Posted By Naomi Ruth Willard, Morganton, GA.
Posted: Sep 28, 2011
Shana Tova!
I wish we could all learn to accept change, and see the beauty and sweetness in the world around us. Personally, this is my first new year as a member of a Jewish family. I just hope I remember the prayers in Hebrew.
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