Quotidianly – Time?

Our earthly time reveals that sequence that leaves its light: אור (Or), which we must follow.

There are other measures for our chronology, like Kairos and Zman (זְמַן), pointing us to the place of reunion where the Creator awaits us.

A daily reminder tells us that, although things may not happen according to our expectations, they do align with our integral growth.

Repentance, Aseret Iemei Teshuva (עשרת ימי תשובה), is nothing but the correction of the path, a choice that refocuses us according to His signs.

It is said that, although we may not believe it, He did everything to favor us and let us enjoy life, but we preferred to be displeased.

The end of the millennium, גמר (Gmar), brings this earthly dream to a close, allowing us to start anew by His side.

We are His children, brothers, יהודים (Yehudim), though like Cain, we may want to see ourselves as enemies.

The Text of Texts reveals in II Peter 3:8: “But, beloved, do not forget this one thing, that with the Lord one day is as a thousand years, and a thousand years as one day.”

Let us love our daily lives, transforming ourselves.