Sovereignty is the cornerstone of endurance. Endurance that encompasses the previous six qualities is indeed a tribute and testimony to the majesty of the human spirit.
Is my endurance dignified? Does it bring out the best in me? When faced with hardships do I behave like a king or queen, walking proudly with my head up, confident in my G‑d-given strengths, or do I cower and shrivel up in fear?
Exercise for the day: Fight for a dignified cause.
Every morning i start my day with the Omer i am so grateful to have meaningful words to remind me to try to be the best i can be Reply
A person can handle a difficult/dangerous situation with dignity but then suffer from PTSD. That is a fear based response to trauma and I hope this is not considered a weakness of character. Any feedback appreciated. Reply
On the contrary, a person can have dignity and PTSD at the . Much like a person missing a leg can still have integrity. PTSD can leave one filling out of fuel. You can be hard as a tank and have dignity, but if you run out of fuel, the tank isn’t going anywhere. It would take an act of G-d to move it or for someone to come by willingly help it. I think it’s these moments Yeitzer Hara hits the hardest. Almost like a breaking point before the tide recedes. Reply
So much clarity and hope in your words. The tide does recede. Thank you. Reply
Thank you for sharing this with me .😄 Reply
Shabbat Shalom, Just what I needed to boost my neshema! Reply
Maybe you could put some definitions of the words
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Malchus
Hod
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Endurance comes with many trials and tribulations. You learn how to endure but for myself even when the next trial comes I usually still want to hide in the closet. Until I realize it's something new and different again to tackle then I put my head almost straight up and say okay God bring it on let's see what you're going to teach me this time. Reply
Previous articles Yes you can access previous articles by clicking on the numbers on the right of the page, or on 'Spiritual Guide' on the top of the page. Reply
Shalom. Blessings be upon you all. Thank you for the article of meditation it is very helpful. As I was reading the Omer meditation article I was reminded of something in another one that I wanted to go back and read. Is there a way to read previous Omer meditation posts? I tried clicking on the article but nothing seemed to work. Thank you for your time.
Shalom.
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Many thanks for your regular reminders. I read them whenever I can. Can you please give me the numerous Names of God and their meanings
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Michael
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Thank you for a valuable lesson which turned into a magnifying and revelating discussion. Reply
thanks Thanks, i needed that reminder right now... :) Reply
28th Day of Omar This is a good posting to remind us that G-d is the one who gives us the endurance to face every situation in life that we may encounter. As a pastor, I am approached continually by people who express to me that they can't go on any longer because of the things they are facing, my response to them is always, have you sought G-d first, for answers to your situation. 9 times out of 10 the answer is NO Reply
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I find your Daily reminders very helpful.
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I am so pleased you have this page so that I can continue to do the omer count. There are a few of us who usually do the count together, however lately I was having difficulty connecting with zoom. Then my friend in Kentucky told me about this page and I now continue to count the omer on a nightly basis. Thank you.