How to Address a Nitzutz: L'kha Dodi

(How to Address a Nitzutz: ~) My Dear Nitzutz - Embryo: who is present (but as if asleep), within every thing that I encounter (mineral, plant, animal-vehicle, tool, or food) and latent, waiting, within my next encounter with a person (lover, friend, kin, stranger): L'KHAH DODI! Come, My Friend! Source of Blessing! Tz'i mi-tokh ha-hafaykha! Go forth from pain and desolation! Rav /akh shevet b'aymek ha-bakha. Too long have you dwelt in the vale of tears! Ki va oraykh. " Your light ( has come! "' Hit-or'ri, hit-or'ri! Awaken yourself! Awaken yourself! Shir dabayri. K'vod Adonai ala-yikh nigla. The splendor of God will be revealed through you. Sing your new song. V'ha-yu lim-shisa shosa-yikh The force that tore you from your kin is itself now torn, V'rakhaku kol m'vala-yikh That which overcame you once is now far away. Ma tishto-khakhi uma tehemi? So, why be helpless? Why be weak? Lo tayvo-shi v'lo tikalmi Ya-sis a/a-yikh Eloha-yikh No more guilt! No more shame! pleasure in you~ Yamin u-s 'mo/ tifrotzi Spread your vision East and West. Bo 'i v'shalom ateret ba 'la Come in peace 0 crown of God TTT: Garn b'simkha u-v'tzahala in joy and song and happiness, Tokh emunay am s'gula You are among'!,~:. loyal friends, a special folk. · Come, 0 beloved, Come, 0 beloved. Bo'ikhallah,bo'ikhallah