The expanded version of Siddur Eit Ratzon (now available) is a prayerbook that can be used for all Shabbat, festival, and weekday services.

(The original version of Siddur Eit Ratzon is also available; it can be used for the morning service of Shabbat and festivals.)

The pages have four columns (see sample pages):

1. complete transliteration
2. Hebrew text
3. new translation
4. supplementary notes: explanations, commentaries, "kavvanot", guideposts to the different components of the prayer service, and perspectives on how we can understand individual prayers.

(This format is modeled on that of Siddur Chaveirim Kol Yisraeil, a Friday evening Siddur whose authors graciously made it available electronically for use in this Siddur.)

It includes:

• a User's Guide to the Siddur
• new prayers and meditations that enhance the morning service
• traditional prayers of the Shabbat and festival morning service (except for some portions of "Pesukei d'Zimrah")
• traditional portions of the Torah service
• traditional prayers of the Shabbat Musaf service (but not the entire festival Musaf Amidah)
• Kabbalat Shabbat
• evening services for Shabbat, festivals, and weekdays
• weekday Amidah; the chart at weekday morning services (PDF) indicates what pages of Siddur Eit Ratzon are used for communal or personal weekday morning services.
• prayers traditionally recited on festivals (including "Hallel", "Yizkor", versions of "T'fillat Geshem" and "Tal", "Attah Hareita" and "Hakkafot", and a portion of "Akdamut")
• guides for service leaders and for meditation leaders
• glossary and Biblical references

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