Let's All Leave Egypt and the Pharaoh!! 🌀
Keywords:
Tikkun: A spiritual rectification or correction to self, or "tikkun olam" for the world.
Shevat: A month in the Hebrew calendar.
Nissan: A month in the Hebrew calendar.
Eitz haChayim: The Tree of Life.
Eitz haDa'as: The Tree of Knowledge (of good and evil.)
Tu B'Shevat: Literally the "15th in Shevat." A holiday celebrating the new year of The Tree of Life, and to correct for the "sin in the Garden of Eden."
G-d willing, may we all use this special time to learn to "eat" properly, and keep practicing our Freedom from our own personal Egypts and Pharaohs, as well as from the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil...!!
(First video from Rav. Youdkevitch. Second video from Rav. Pinson. Third video is also from Rav. Pinson.)
This is an interesting concept. The wording of this gives much food for thought.
Thank you.
Thank goodness! May it serve you well! Always welcome :)
Thanks for sharing your valuable educational post. Loved to watch your video. You are doing really really good work. I appreciate you and going to follow you. Keep posting here so that people will get good things by you. Best of luck man. Keep it up. @inphiknit
I'm happy to share, but it's not me in either of the videos, I'm just passing things along...
Thanks for your interest!
Postingan anda sangat indah . saya kagum pada anda.
I'm sorry but Google won't translate that for me.
Peace.
I watched the videos @inphiknit and they do resonate - the middle video especially.
I've thought a lot about stuff this month as I've been moving and selling all these things I've painstakingly and carefully collected - furniture, clothing etc.
All the fuss humans make about their possessions is never really is about our physical items, regardless of what the stuff is. It's about the emotion, it's about how the item, whether that owning, receiving or giving makes us feel. It's about the feeling.
As inhabitants of this world we can never really own anything because it will always be left behind when we leave.
I watched two people die and saw the dismantling of their attachments to things as they reached the end. And the last and final detachment, though they both held on painfully, was letting go of their body.
We know this, but the body doesn't go with the being. It awkwardly hang back for the living to attend to.
This place, our earth, really is about transcending the physical...so much to say..but I got to go to sleep.
(BTY - look at the word possess-ions. We possess or does it possess us. And the possess-ions?) Anyhow...