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8 Seconds to Connect with Hashem: Mitzvah Mindfulness for Women
We’re all craving more connection with Hashem, but HOW? can we get there? Even when we pray, learn Torah, or try to quiet our minds, the busyness of everyday life and the random clutter that fills our heads, leaves us feeling distant and distracted.
8 Seconds to Connect with Hashem offers a practical way to steadily build moreconnection into your life without taking on anything extra. Sara Yoheved Rigler is the author of Holy Woman and six other bestsellers on Jewish spirituality. In her acclaimed, engaging style, she shows you how tasks you’re already doing―laundry, watering the plants, or drinking a glass of water―can be an actual mitzvah of the Torah that will bond you to Hashem... if you have the necessary intention.
With clear, specific lists of your everyday actions and the precise intention sentence to say beforehand, this book sets you (whatever your age and stage) on a new, sustainable path of Godly awareness that will transform your life―all with just 8 seconds of mindfulness!
8 Seconds to Connect with Hashem offers a practical way to steadily build moreconnection into your life without taking on anything extra. Sara Yoheved Rigler is the author of Holy Woman and six other bestsellers on Jewish spirituality. In her acclaimed, engaging style, she shows you how tasks you’re already doing―laundry, watering the plants, or drinking a glass of water―can be an actual mitzvah of the Torah that will bond you to Hashem... if you have the necessary intention.
With clear, specific lists of your everyday actions and the precise intention sentence to say beforehand, this book sets you (whatever your age and stage) on a new, sustainable path of Godly awareness that will transform your life―all with just 8 seconds of mindfulness!
280 pages, Hardcover
Published June 15, 2026
About the author
Sara Yoheved Rigler
15 books11 followersSara Yoheved Rigler is an acclaimed author and lecturer. She resides with her husband and children in Jerusalem's Old City.
She is a regular contributor to aish.com, the educational website of Aish HaTorah. Her articles have also appeared in many anthologies as well as in Mishpacha Magazine and Hamodia.
She is a regular contributor to aish.com, the educational website of Aish HaTorah. Her articles have also appeared in many anthologies as well as in Mishpacha Magazine and Hamodia.
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