Quotidianly – Do we choose?

Those who believe that they hold power (מָשַׁל, mashal) because of their luck or destiny, ignore that it’s a spiritual responsibility for which they must be accountable.

What we must do is not only choose well (בָּחַר, bachar) but choose the good in all our decisions.

Today quote’s reiterates to us that “Giving is not losing, but returning to the source that gives everything: the Creator.”

It’s not about being right or arguing (יָכַח, yakach) who is right, but about accepting that it’s His will and precepts that we must follow.

Remember, it’s about being a fire to illuminate with the truth and not to destroy with hatred and resentment.

We live in a world of illusions (מַצְנִיעַ, matznia) that generates all kinds of expectations and disappointments.

Jeremiah, with his Lamentations, איכה (ʾēḫāh), reiterates to us that we suffer because we don’t follow His recommendations.

Galatians 5:14: “For the whole law is fulfilled in one word: “You shall love your neighbor as yourself.””

¡Remember to love and appreciate every moment!