The Mystery of the Double Words
Before we examine the ancient monument that has stood proud for thousands of years secretly hiding the value of the ancient and future cubit in plain sight and see what…Continue Reading …
Tag: Names of God in Judaism
5 Kings vs 4 Kings; The Battle between Good and Evil.
The portion Lech Lecha, the 3rd in the Torah, is about letting go of our negativity and moving on. According to the Arizal, there are 5 level of Holiness (of…Continue Reading …
The Power of 3; Your Life Depends on it.
Before we reveal the measure of the ancient and future cubit, it is imperative that we understand the universal concept of 3. A true understanding of the sefirot (dimensions) and…Continue Reading …
To See…
We’ve spent a great deal of time delving into the secrets of the Torah and increasing our awe of G-d (Hashem) and his unbelievably perfect and complex works. And we…Continue Reading …
The YHVH and the Final Redemption
G-d’s timing can be found in His Name for He and His Name are One. His Wisdom is boundless, yet it’s there right in front of us for all to…Continue Reading …
What G-d Wants?!?!
Everyone wants to see Moshiach now, rather than wait for G-d’s Time Table. And that may be the reason He hasn’t released His Timing to the general population until now….Continue Reading …
Too Much Ego!
Have patience, the Zohar’s descriptions of the end times will be coming soon, and long before the end of days actually gets here, and they won’t really be an end…Continue Reading …
Matzah: Not Just Flour and Water
Before we move on in the Torah, I’d like to point out that this Shemini/Pesach connection we’ve been discussing also connects to the 8 days of waiting before a circumcision,…Continue Reading …
On Track for Mazal and Love
This weekend we read Parsha Shemini, meaning the 8th, the 28th portion in the Torah. A fews days earlier we celebrated the 8 days of Pesach and read from Ki…Continue Reading …
Sometimes We Forget
Sometimes we forget what spirituality is all about… Why are there 6 Days of Creation? Why are the 42 rows of the first column of the Torah (Bible) divided into…Continue Reading …