“They did not see each other, and no one rose from his place for three days, but for all the children of Israel there was light in their homes.” [Exodus 10:23]
The Sages teach that the plague of darkness was tangibly felt, so powerful that those seated couldn’t rise from their place. I wonder if this darkness was internal, a depression – a dark feeling of the mind that there’s no reason to arise.
Perhaps the light the people of Israel found amidst the darkness was internal, a feeling of Divine connectivity that illuminated a purpose and meaning to the world around them.
‘One does not become enlightened by imagining figures of light but by making the darkness conscious.’ [Carl Jung]
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What's the deeper paradigm represented by the Biblical siblings Jacob & Esau, and Rachel & Leah?
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The Sages teach us that every story in the Torah contains the story of your life. How is Abraham's adventurous journey to the holy land connected to the journey of my life?
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Led by noted Kabbalist teacher Rav Pinson, tonight's session (4:30 pm PT / &:30pm EST) will focus on one of the most famous Rabbis ever, the author of the Code of Jewish Law Rabbi Yoseph Caro - and his connection with an angel that would teach him secret insights throughout his life.
