Our complaints (שִׂ֫יחַ, siach) and claims only reflect how far we live from divine purposes. Each linguistic sign (Tzadi, צ or ץ) communicates and reveals His plan to us. Today quote’s explains to us that “It’s about worshipping the Creator …
Since Adam (אדם) He Himself has been announcing to us, through His word, that we’re His children. There are those who prefer to follow in the footsteps of Cain (קין) instead of walking in the footsteps of our savior and …
A leader (אָטֵר, ater) understands that his gifts and virtues are at the service of all and therefore doesn’t expect to be served. The only kingdom (דְּרוֹר, deror) is that of the Creator and He as King is the only …
Our linguistic signs give one meaning or another to our experiences, perhaps that is why Hebrew (עבר, heber) tells us about crossing to the other side: that of eternity. Our Savior, redeemer and teacher, is the verb (rav, רַב), the …
Death (mut, Mavet, מתה) is not the end, it’s only our spiritual rebirth. We’re sacred beings (קֹ֫דֶשׁ, qodesh) which means we’re set apart to live eternally by His side. Today quote’s reminds us that “sometimes we’re unworthy of the life …
Every sacrifice (Korban, קָרְבָּן) calls us to make things sacred and not to read them as supreme efforts. Everything converges (קרבה) calling us to feedback and integrate into Him. Today quote’s reiterates to us that “speaking, as a gift, implies …
Our names (שֵׁם, shem), as a heavenly call, contain our identity and life project. Each of the linguistic signs with which we name ourselves expresses that spiritual truth (אֱמֶת, emeth), as children. Today quote’s reiterates to us that “characters of …
Work (עוֹבֵד, oved) can’t be understood as a punishment but as a way of being useful to the work of the Creator. We complete cycles that, like wheels (אוֹפָן, ophan), call us to advance toward our heavenly promised land. Today …
Some questions (lishol – לשאול) generate doubts in us, the result of a limited language that doesn’t explain the unlimited and infinite. We live a hallucinating and short earthly experience where our soul (נפש, Nefesh) must awaken. Today quote’s reiterate …
We walk upright as a sign of balance, so each fall means rising (קוּם, qum) from the ground to the sky. The concept of Israel (ישׂראל, Yisra’el or Yiśrā’ēl) invites us to see beyond: to our heavenly home. Today quote’s …