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Text[0]=["TOP LEFT","Continuing the theme of Ascent and Enlightenment, the staircase rises past a candle and Psalms 18:29, \"for it is You who will light my candle, My God, who illuminates my darkness.\" Chana calls upon this Divine light, represented by the candle, to \"open my lips, that my mouth may declare your praises\" (Psalms 51:17, and liturgy). The stairs become a ladder, recalling Jacob's encounter with Holiness in Genesis (28:17): \"How awesome is this place! This is none other than the abode of God and this is the gate of the heavens!\" And so, with this Divine help, the gate of heaven opens. Above this an inspiring verse from the Book of Daniel (12:3): \"The wise will shine like the radiance of the firmament, and those who bring out the best in others will be like the stars for ever and ever.\""]
Text[1]=["TOP CENTER","A <i>hamsa</i> is an amulet representing the protective hand of God, often with a single blue \"eye\" embedded in the palm to deflect the gaze of the evil eye. This <i>hamsa</i> contains the <i>shiviti</i> verse found on many <i>Mizrach</i> plaques \"I have set the Lord before me always\" (Psalms 16: 8). Beside it, on the right are Psalms (23:4), \"I will fear no evil, for You are with me,\" and Psalms (43:3), \"send Your light and Your truth, they will guide me.\" On the left, from the book of Micah (7:8): \"Though I sit in darkness, God is a light to me.\""]
Text[2]=["RIGHT","<i>Mizrach</i> is derived from the same hebrew root as \"sunshine.\" The verse from Psalms (113:3) says \"from the sunrise in the east, to nightfall, I will praise God.\" Beneath is the system of <i>Sefirot</i>; colorful emanations of the mystical <i>Ein Sof</i>, (Infinite One). Below, a liturgical passage asks God to purify the heart to devote itself to Divinity. Under that is an Aramaic recitation taken from the holy <i>Zohar</i>: \"In Him I put my trust, and to His holy and glorious name I utter praises. May it be thy will to open my heart to thy Torah, and to fulfill the wishes of my heart and of the hearts of all thy people Israel for happiness, life and peace.\" Chana has an early memory of looking up at her mother as she sang this in <i>shul</i>, which to the artist remains the picture of sincerity in prayer."]
Text[3]=["CENTER","The Kabbalists of Safed (the ancient Jewish mystics of northern Israel) tell us that the east is the source of Holiness. <i>Mizrach</i> means \"east\" and is an acronym for <i>Mitzad Zeh Ruach Chayim</i>  (from this side comes the spirit of life.) The hebrew letter <i>aleph</i> is a tribute those mystics who concentrated on the letter as a focus for meditation. The six-pointed star contains <i>Shaddai</i> and <i>Eheyeh Asher Eheyeh</i>, two names for the Eternal God. Beneath it are the words, \"May the words of my mouth and the meditations of my heart be acceptable to You, my Rock and my Redeemer.\""]
Text[4]=["BOTTOM LEFT","This portion of the painting involves Ascent and Enlightenment. It begins at the bottom of the stairs, beside Psalms 130, \"I call to God from the depths.\" It rises past a stirring passage from Psalms (139: 7-12), \"Where can I flee from Your Presence? If I ascend to heaven, you are there. If I make my bed in the lowest depths, behold, you are there. Were I to take of wings of dawn, were I to dwell in the distant west, there too, Your hand would guide me, and Your right hand would grasp me. Would I say 'surely darkness will shadow me,' then the night would become as light around me. Even darkness obscures not from you. And night shines like the day. Darkness and light are the same.\""]
Text[5]=["BOTTOM RIGHT","The Torah Ark is traditionally found on the east side of the synagogue. The ark in the painting combines elements of those in synagogues around the world. The columns are called \"Yachin and Boaz\" after the ones in Solomon's Temple (I Kings 7:21). Beside it is a passage from Psalms (122: 7-9) \"May there be peace within your walls, serenity within your palaces. For the sake of my brothers and friends, I shall speak of peace in your midst. For the sake of the house of God, I seek the best for you.\""]

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