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  LezaTova Silverstein May 25, 2012 at 8:25pm

  The Spirit transcends all religions and acknowledges Truth. I resonate with these Truths, as do we all, and our Neshama tells us so we Know. I love that you are following the whisperings of your Soul, and I Am honored to join my Energy and prayers with yours. May we be blessed to bring the Beloved forth and Light up this World.
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  LezaTova Silverstein May 25, 2012 at 1:00pm

  Beloved Ones, Kabbalah shows that All sentient Beings have a divine spark of Light within them. Some you see shine with blazing fire some the tiniest spark hidden under many veils. But if there is Life there is Light. And this Light is G*d within. We are connected to the Ein Sof (the Endless Light) by awareness of our soul. The most refined aspect of which is the Neshama which we are connected completely and interacts and channels the Divine Light to out world. Our job is nothing short of bringing Heaven down to Earth and grounding that energy. Here, Now. Blessed be, this is what we are seeing happen at this amazing moment in time. We are all here and we are waiting for the Beloved. Kadosh, Kadosh Kadosh, Holy Holy Holy! Are those who awaken to who they really are and sense the Majesty rising. May you all be blessed with a higher level if awareness, that leads you to understand the movements of your Soul. Namaste and Shalom.
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  LezaTova Silverstein May 25, 2012 at 10:20am

  I Am loving this conversation! Yes! Beloved, the. Jewish calander follows the lunar calendar instead of Gregorian. We count the day from sundown to sundown. We observe sanctity of New and Full Moon and use these markers to set the Holy days for each year, so the Holy Days always fall on same energetic level each year. So they afre often around the 1st and 15 the month. The day dosn't change but compared to our clanader it is on a different day each year.
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  STAR* May 25, 2012 at 6:13am

  By obtaining Neshamah, its as if one is connected to their higher self having access to the divine :)

  i just got that idea, ive never followed the jewish custom but it just occured to me; thats what it is; a calling down of the higher self.
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  STAR* May 25, 2012 at 6:07am

  Does the giving of commandment change every year LezaTova? wow i never knew the jewish also aimed to raise their energy levels practicing elemants of the Kabbalah that is amazing! it sounds like a positive process, but is why do we count only on holy days? why not others? or is the jewish holiday season more sacred?

  wow that was a lesson, good stuff! <3
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  LezaTova Silverstein May 25, 2012 at 3:52am

  Remember the Jewish holidays are really Holy Days where we have access to the energy of the Creator of the Universe, to raise our souls to be likened unto G*d.
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  LezaTova Silverstein May 25, 2012 at 3:46am

  Beautiful Star, yes, thank you for explanation of some of the traits the Sefirot have. Lovely! The Omer is counted each evening between Passover and Shavout (May 26-28) which is the Giving of 10 Commandments, and corresponds Kabalisticly to the 50 Gates of Heaven. Starting day1week1 as Chesed of Chesed and going through to Malchut of Malchut the last one...each has specific energy attached to it and we work with the energy and raise our Vibration each day. By time we are at the 49th Gate we have raised our Level of Awareness and are ready to experience the 'Giving of the Comandments'. We can actually time travel and experience this Event. After all our souls were present back then, we just follow Our Neshamah.
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  STAR* May 25, 2012 at 1:09am

  plus during the counting process, the jewish contemplate on achieving a higher ideal, an example is  to be kind and generous instead of limited (the list below) <3
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  STAR* May 25, 2012 at 1:06am

  oh and counting the Omer, relates to these lower sefirot;

  The bottom seven sephirot:

  7) Chesed (kindness/compassion/generosity/love of God/inspiring vision, but also lack of limits or boundaries) anatomy: some say right arm, others say right shoulder,

  6) Gevurah (Severity/strength/rigor/judgment/intention/withholding/awe of God, but also excessive force, inflexibility, and inability to adapt) anatomy: some say left arm, others say left shoulder,

  5) Tiferet ("Beauty": Symmetry/mercy/balance between Chesed and Gevurah in compassion/an abundance of heart) anatomy: some say thorax, others say heart,

  4) Netzach (Victory/determination to overcome/Initiative/persistence) anatomy: right leg,

  3) Hod (Splendor/withdrawal/surrender/sincerity) anatomy: left leg,

  2) Yesod (Foundation/applying oneself the task to accomplish/wholly remembering/coherent knowledge) anatomy: some say the penis, others say the reproductive organs in general,

  1) Machut (Monarchy/receptivity/inclusion/acceptance/nurturance/female vessel for the pregnant nurturing of the male lights of sephirot 2-7 into action/becomes the Divine repository for any subsequent lower level in Creation/accomplishment/realization of the Divine Plan/Divine will connects to material creation through the union of Yesod and Malchut) anatomy: some say vagina and uterus, others say the feet.

  so thats about as far as i know.... so LezaTova can add on :)
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  STAR* May 25, 2012 at 1:03am

  Must wake;

  im so glad the sag paneer did wonders for you and cleaned ur bodily system lol ;)

  Counting the omer is to do with the jewish holidays, the days between passover and another holiday; it all came about from a sacrifice in the jewish faith; I dont count omer i dont think I ever have , but yeah its connected to the lower sefirot, but LezaTova, could explain this much more in depth... love! <3