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Finding the Solution Within the Problem

A Taste of Text—Mikeitz

By Chana Weisberg

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Miketz

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Topics: Pharaoh's Dreams, Mikeitz

During the good times, spiritually, emotionally or materially, we need to nurture our priorities and cultivate a sincere bond with G-d. The time and energy invested ... More

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	Chana Weisberg is a writer, editor and lecturer. She authored several books, including her latest, Tending the Garden: The Unique Gifts of the Jewish Woman. She has served as the dean of several women’s educational institutes, and lectures internationally on issues relating to women, faith, relationships and the Jewish soul.

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Posted: Dec 16, 2011

only one "human creature"

Dear Chana,
thanks a lot for these lessons. They are helping me understanding what is my mission in life and how I should behave. They are also conforting me.
Just a few moments ago, while I was meditating upon this lesson, a thought arose within me... would it be possible that we all humans are one single being - Adam - splitted in millions and all "living" - in a certain way - at the same "time"? In other words, and saying it with an example, could it be that we are like the millions of athoms which form a frog, for example, not knowing that we are all part of it, still remaining the very essence of it? Would it be possible that, at the end, G-d - Blessed be He - created "only" Adam and that we "are" Adam, gradually re-gaining awarness and thus the Heavens, thanks to Torah and with the contribuition of the rest of the Creation (namenly: animals, plants, landscape)? Does our Kabbala say anything about this idea of unity beyond unity? Thanks a lot, hugs

Posted By Elena Ester Rivka Guadagnini, Brescia, Italy