The prayers seem to rise and vanish, and you are no longer sure you are heard.
Tehillim Journal for Jewish Women
When the Psalms Feel Like Someone Else's Words
This journal was written for the one who used to feel HaShem close, and now feels only the distance.
A 140-Day Reflective Jewish Journal
- 140 daily reflections
- One line of Tehillim with a plain-English gloss beneath it
- Guided journaling space on every page
- Five honest minutes a day
- Paperback & eBook
Instant eBook download · paperback ships worldwide · a quiet place to return to each day
Look inside
Actual pages from the printed journal
How each day works
The same gentle structure for all 140 days
practice the time to become part of an ordinary life — one line of Tehillim at a time.
Why this journal is different
| Most journals | This journal |
|---|---|
| Tell you how you should feel | Sit with you, asking nothing of you |
| Read once, then set aside | A daily place to return to for 140 days |
| General words of comfort | One line of Tehillim, glossed in plain English |
| Rush you toward an answer | Move at the pace your season actually keeps |
Who it’s for
This is for
- The fifteenth time you start again is as welcome as the first. There is no streak to break here, only a page that waited for you
- Anyone who wants a daily practice without pressure
- Those marking a season, and gift-givers
This is not for
- Anyone wanting a quick, read-once book
- Readers who don't want to write anything down
- Those after halachic instruction or study notes
An established series
Part of a growing library of reflective Jewish journals from Higgayon Press.
The story behind it
You do not need to feel close to God to open this; you only need to be willing to sit.
The fifteenth time you start again is as welcome as the first. There is no streak to break here, only a page that waited for you.
Published by Higgayon Press, creator of the 140-Day Reflective Jewish
Journal series. Our journals are designed to be completed, not merely read — pairing a single line
of Tehillim, a plain-English gloss, and guided reflection into a daily practice.
Begin the 140-Day Companion
Five honest minutes a day. One line of Tehillim at a time.