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...And a perspective from three points of which, I believe, we all share some peace; I am, of wisdom through some research, often portraiting symbolicly themes presented in the extension of an olive branch, a torch aflame, and an oak branch with leaves attached. In sumary to this introduction, see also some ""InVisual Protrait"" possibly of the day, thoughts with elements exstream; expressing this, painting view of somethings important, or just new to me, an expert of nothing. Just a view. ... InVisual Portrait post
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A Blessing For a Lunar Eclipse? Q&A
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Question: There was a lunar eclipse seen all over North America this week. Personally, I did not stay up to see it, but I was wondering if there was a blessing that those who did see it should have said. Answer: I did not get to see the eclipse either.... Jewish Practice » Mitzvahs & Traditions » Prayer » Insights » Questions and Answers
By Rabbi Joseph Ginsburg and Prof. Herman Branover; edited by Arnie Gotfryd ... Learning & Values » Kabbalah, Chassidism and Jewish Mysticism » Contemporary Works » Mind Over Matter
Zefat Views on the News Behind the News A highlight of this year is the introspection in the Islamic world that is tearing Muslim families and countries apart.
By Shmuel-Simcha Treister, based on Metok MiDevash(Genesis 1:14) The commentator Rashi states that "signs" means eclipses. We are in an a four lunar eclipse cycle that is exactly equidistant in the Jewish Lunar calendar and is accompanied by two solar eclipses – all six events happening on significant... Kabbalah Online » Kabbalah & Society » Current Events
the simple Oneness, the unbroken serenity, was eclipsed by complexity, diversity and multiplicity. Welcome to our world. G‑d is no longer the only Face of reality. The world is a jumble of competing and seemingly disconnected forces. So many... Learning & Values » Parshah (Weekly Torah) » Bereishit - Genesis » Bereishit » Parshah Columnists » Guest Columnists
Leap for Freedom Parshas HaChodesh Book From the talks of the Lubavitcher Rebbe; translated and adapted by Yosef Loebenstein
A Jew’s service to G‑d must always be performed in a completely new manner, totally eclipsing past achievements. Such service is possible when a Jew “leaps” out of his egocentric existence and, surrendering himself to G‑d, rises above the constraints of... TheRebbe.org » Wisdom & Teachings » Books by the Rebbe » Culled from the Rebbe's Works » Days of Destiny
Listening to the Whisper of the Menorah we have the ability to eclipse the light of our soul...to destroy and wreck havoc. And yet, we have the ability to eclipse the light of our soul, and use its reverberating power to destroy and wreck havoc. Light can be warming and bring comfort, but it... Kabbalah Online » Holidays » Chanukah » Ascent Lights
Conscious Acceptance of His Sovereignty Despite its uniqueness, the 25th of Elul is eclipsed by Rosh Hashanah. This is because the creation of man opened up a new and deeper relationship between G‑d and the created world. Of all the beings in the... Jewish Practice » Jewish Holidays » High Holidays » Rosh Hashanah » Study » Essays
Marriage and Family Life Book By Pesach and Chana Burston
Just as the evening service occurs when night falls and one’s sight is eclipsed, so too the bride’s prayer under the veil is eclipsed. However, unlike the evening service that has words, the bride’s prayer is a prayer that has never been put into words,... Inspiration & Entertainment » Contemporary Voices » Bookshelf » Chicken Soup for the Neshama
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