About the animator: After graduating from the Curtin school of Fine Arts in Perth, Western Australia, Yitzchok Faigenbaum began a journey to Judaism which culminated in two years of study at the Rabbinical College of America in Morristown, NJ. With further studies in animation at a 3d film school, his aspiration is to bring together the world of art and the teachings of the Torah.
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Ottawa, Canada
I just want to get it right.
Thank you so much for the great video..I'm sure it's accurate, I'm just a newbie and don't understand the how to count the wraps properly I assume - Shalom!
New Yerushalayim, Yisra''el
Montreal, QC
Toda,
Toronto, Canada
GUANAJUATO, MEXICO
In it, Dr. Masaru Emoto says putting WORDS (taped) on containers effects the water structure -- it crystallizes differently according to the word: "I hate you" "I want to kill you" made it impossible to make beautiful crystals; "love & gratitude" made the most beautiful crystal.
Since the human body is WATER, if people KEEP these "WORDS" of the Torah on their heads, doesn't that also have an effect on their water crystallization?
Does it put the Spirit that wrote those words co-mingled with the spirit-mind of the human?
2. Does it say "between your eyes" (forehead); or is that some Hebrew idiom - science has discovered that the heart has its own "brain" that communicates with the other "brain" (the normal one we know about) through a gland that connects to the frontal lobe of the "brain". What do you say about this?
Liberty, MO
Winnipeg, Canada
I feel good and peaceful. Yes!
Winnipeg, -1
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