Tag Archives: Psalms

Trump, Iran & the Year of the Horse, Part 2

In Part 2, we explore where President Trump may have been alluded to in ancient prophecies, alongside Qatar, Erdogan, the Houthis, and the Epstein Files. Along the way, we review how the Biblical “Star of Jacob” prophecy has been fulfilled in recent years, what might happen with Iran in the weeks ahead, and how Daniel’s prophecy of 1290 years to the End of Days might soon be realized. Plus, who is Armilus? Where is the Staff of Moses hidden? And what is the true origin of the Dome of the Rock in Jerusalem?

Kabbalah of the Omer

What is the deeper significance behind the 49 days between Passover and Shavuot? Why do we count the days, and what is their mystical connection to the Sefirot? Also, where did “mourning” during Sefirat haOmer really originate, and what is the proper way to approach these customs? Find out in this eye-opening class as we dive into Sefirat haOmer and explore what it takes to become a complete, refined human. Plus, the primordial elements associated with the Sefirot, and a Kabbalistic look at Yom ha’Atzmaut, Yom Yerushalayim, and Yom haShoah.

 

Ten Divine Songs

In this week’s parasha, Beshalach, the Israelites safely traverse the Red Sea and erupt in joyous song. This song, Shirat haYam, the “Song of the Sea”, is so important that it was included in our daily prayers. The Zohar (II, 131a) describes it as a song of redemption, and one that causes Israel to be “crowned” when we sing it, which is why it is the very climax of Pesukei d’Zimra, right before going into the Shema and Amidah at the height of our prayers. The Zohar says one who sings Shirat haYam with full kavanah will merit to see the coming of Mashiach. At the same time, Midrash Shir haShirim Zuta lists it among history’s ten special divine songs. What are these ten unique songs and how do they parallel Creation and the Ten Sefirot? Continue reading