Loneliness? The word Hitbodedút, התבודדות, calls us to reflect alone to direct our attention inward, to reconnect with the Creator. The Creator offers us every moment a new dawn, שַחָר, shajar, and it is up to us to wake up …
Loneliness? The word Hitbodedút, התבודדות, calls us to reflect alone to direct our attention inward, to reconnect with the Creator. The Creator offers us every moment a new dawn, שַחָר, shajar, and it is up to us to wake up …
Couples? The concept of Baʻal ַלבַּעַל, from its conjugal sense, invites us to keep that pact and promise before the Creator. Today’s quote tell us that “darkness lives more un our minds that in what we perceive as outside”. It’s …
Fire? The Hebrew word Dabar דָּבָר, refers not only to fiscal objects but also, to its ruts dibur, to speak, which indicates that every object is the construction of a spoken message. Entropy as a law describes the disorder of things …
Chronology? Both Adam and Eva, as Noé (נֹחַ, rest) or Abraham (Aba אב ,אבה, father of the town) reiterate us that we are children of the Creator. From the union of Abraham with Hagar, then with Sara and finally with …
Chronology? Both Adam and Eva, as Noé (נֹחַ, rest) or Abraham (Aba אב ,אבה, father of the town) reiterate us that we are children of the Creator. From the union of Abraham with Hagar, then with Sara and finally with …
Purity? Nourishing ourselves with the word every day (Parashá Pará פרשת השבוע) should serve us as preparation to wait for the arrival of the Messiah. Invitation to seek for our spiritual purity and cleanliness (impureza טֻמְאָה tum’a), thanks to the …
Plagues? Our desire to receive must be transformed into giving, working more and more to know ourselves beside our Creator. Ten (Iud י) as a letter or number, calls us to ensure that the ten principles and commands of the …
Bread? The Lord’s supper קְעָרָה ke’ara, means feeding ourselves daily with that Bread of Life, to live like Him, acting according to His merciful will. Lejem לחם, bread, comes from the root ljm לחמ which is homonymous with the root …
Meanings? Each letter of the Hebrew alphabet, אָלֶף־בֵּית עִבְרִי, Alefbet ivri, has a special meaning, which is why their combination offers us different lessons that we must learn to interpretate. Words like Tzum צוֹם, in its three Hebrew letters, take …