There is a raging storm at sea. There are hellish waves that crash and pound at the shore, carrying all away, leaving desolation behind.
The sea is the world of making a living. The waves are the stress and anxiety of indecision, not knowing which way to turn, on what to rely. Up and down, hot and cold—constantly churning back and forth.
Do as Noah did, and build an ark. “An ark” in Hebrew is teivah—which means also “a word.” Your ark shall be the words of meditation and of prayer. Enter into your ark, and let the waters lift you up, rather than drown you with everything else.
Toronto, Canada
I think it is probably hard to do an honest assessment of outreach when you are shoulder deep in it.
Cherry Hill, NJ
Forest Hills, NY/USA
I know by experience, that praying - talking with G-d - brings the frightening waves down, especially when I go to sleep in the evening.
Then there is quietness and peace.
I like your "Daily Diose" very much. -
Tittling, Germany
miami, Florida
I purchased a book on "Meditation for Complete Idiots" which helped me to start. I found it more Jewish friendly than the one for "dummies." It took effort and did help me. If it could help me, it can help anyone. My middle name (or first name) should have been panic.
Try it. If you want to, it is possible to slow down and take a breath.
Good luck to all.
orlando, fl
Tiva in fact is a box. So, Mr. Noah didn't build a ship like we see in the movies, he build a huge box. The way it was build is to have perfect stability. And he did very good job being box/ship builder.
But my question is how to find the reason for so little writing in TORA about such a huge fenomena as a flood?
Can anyone answer this?
Richmond, BC, Canada
lets pray and ask for the soon arrival of the messiah
thank you so much
Buenos Aires
Montreal