Siddur Eit Ratzon is a traditional prayerbook ("Siddur" in Hebrew) designed for those who seek spirituality and meaning beyond what they have found in conventional prayerbooks

• it presents the morning prayers as a spiritual journey, and guides you through that journey
   
• it discusses directly your philosophical concerns with traditional prayers, and offers alternative theological perspectives on these prayers
   
• it provides a translation that speaks to the modern reader and that can readily be used for "davenning" (that is, praying, aloud or silently) in English as well as Hebrew
   
• it refers to God using contemporary English terms that are relevant to our experience, and addresses God primarily in the second person, so that the prayers are more personal as well as gender-neutral
   
• it includes guideposts for beginners and for those seeking to broaden their prayer experience
   
• it provides a line-by-line transliteration of the entire Hebrew text to help you participate more fully in the service
   
• it provides new prayers and meditations that can be used for personal or communal prayer
   

In addition to these global features of Siddur Eit Ratzon, there are a number of additional local features that you may find interesting.

The perspective and title of this siddur