The Gam Zeh Ya’avor pendant - “This too shall pass” - is a talisman of perspective, resilience, and inner steadiness.
Inscribed in both Hebrew and English, this timeless phrase is traditionally associated with the wisdom of King Solomon, reminding us of a truth that is both simple and profound:
no moment, no emotion, no condition remains forever.
In times of difficulty, it offers comfort - this will pass.
In times of joy, it offers awareness - this too is fleeting, to be fully felt and appreciated.
A sweeping silver bridge arcs across the pendant, symbolizing life’s narrow passages. This design draws inspiration from the teaching of Rabbi Nachman of Breslov, who taught:
“The whole world is a very narrow bridge - and the essential thing is not to be afraid.”
The bridge represents movement, balance, and the courage to continue - even when the path feels uncertain.
Beneath it, the Jerusalem skyline anchors the piece in spiritual memory and timeless connection - a reminder of place, faith, and endurance across generations.
Together, these elements form more than a pendant.
They create a quiet companion for life’s changing rhythms:
The rise and the fall.
The joy and the struggle.
The moment - and its passing.
This talisman encourages mindfulness, strength, and trust in the unfolding path - a reminder that everything moves, and you can move with it.
A piece from the Words of Power collection, where language becomes presence, and meaning becomes something you can carry.
(For more see my old movie "This too shall pass" on Youtube).
This pendant will be hand-crafted AFTER the order is placed.
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