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1/ A thread for #9Av 5781. #ReshetKeshet
I've noticed, now having three b'nai mitzvah kids, that nobody gives a kinot book as a gift. Can't blame them, of course. We have a necessary ideology that 9Av can change to a holiday very soon, so why gift a book?
I've noticed, now having three b'nai mitzvah kids, that nobody gives a kinot book as a gift. Can't blame them, of course. We have a necessary ideology that 9Av can change to a holiday very soon, so why gift a book?
2/ I like Rabbi Dr. @NatanSlifkin's nuance to what "sinat chinam" - normally translated as "baseless hatred" - means. It's hatred that brings no gain; it's hurting yourself in order to hurt your perceived enemy more.
Sounds familiar in our day, no?
rationalistjudaism.com/2021/07/sinat-…
Sounds familiar in our day, no?
rationalistjudaism.com/2021/07/sinat-…
3a/ OTOH, this story by Dinah Paritzky is horrifying. Not only is it cruel & abusive, not only can the lesson be taught in less violent means, it's the wrong lesson! The impulse to concentrate on the physical building is #Literalist, as is the cruel act.
rationalistjudaism.com/2015/07/relati…
rationalistjudaism.com/2015/07/relati…
53.01/ Week fifty-three, July 17-23, 2021, begins here. #TishaBeav today, so no real greeting. May next year, we have a fleishig #9Av
I've been making these organized threads for a year. Fitting that anniversary should be on the saddest day of the year.
Week 52 below:
I've been making these organized threads for a year. Fitting that anniversary should be on the saddest day of the year.
Week 52 below:
53.02/ To listen to music today, I have the leining of #Eicha on a loop. One source is the Eidut Mizrach version from Mechon-Mamre:
mechon-mamre.org/p/pt/pt3201.htm
Direct link:
mechon-mamre.org/mp3/t3201.mp3
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Ashkenaz via Virtual Cantor:
virtualcantor.com/tbav.htm
Direct:
virtualcantor.com/Eicha1.mp3
mechon-mamre.org/p/pt/pt3201.htm
Direct link:
mechon-mamre.org/mp3/t3201.mp3
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Ashkenaz via Virtual Cantor:
virtualcantor.com/tbav.htm
Direct:
virtualcantor.com/Eicha1.mp3
53.03/ Thread from yesterday, #TishaBeav, on some thoughts about the day.
29/ #ReshetKeshet.
About fear as a Jewish ethic and how it applies to many contexts.
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About fear as a Jewish ethic and how it applies to many contexts.
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30/ Reminiscence about Shabbat #Balak 5778 (2018). #ReshetKeshet.
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31/ #ReshetKeshet thread about medical halakhah and the nature of tacit, subconscious, leadership.
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1/ My Torah work is published under the title of #ReshetKeshet which, I don't make the rules, makes my "rabbi name" The Reshet Keshet (e.g. the Chofetz Chaim is Rabbi Yisrael Meir Kagan & he also wrote the Mishnah Berurah he's named after his first)
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yisrael_M…
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2/ In order to embrace hashtag technology, I'll try to label my Torah writing with #ReshetKeshet.
Reshet is Hebrew for 'network' and I use it to reference interconnectedness.
he.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D7%A8%D7…
Keshet means 'rainbow' and that's for diversity
he.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D7%A7%D7…
Reshet is Hebrew for 'network' and I use it to reference interconnectedness.
he.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D7%A8%D7…
Keshet means 'rainbow' and that's for diversity
he.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D7%A7%D7…
3/ Diversity in interpretation, in thought, and of course in inclusion. Rav Shimshon Raphael Hirsch explains that the rainbow after the Flood symbolizes the totality of humanity, see my rebbe Rabbi Riskin for more on this:
jpost.com/magazine/judai…
jpost.com/magazine/judai…
#Ierushalaim: ¿llorando por una ciudad destruida o reconstruida? ¿No es algo infantil lamentarse por una pérdida material?
Sale #hilo sobre #TishaBeAv
Sale #hilo sobre #TishaBeAv
En el año 1869, el famoso escritor norteamericano, Mark Twain visitó la Tierra de Israel y registró sus periplos en el libro: "Una placentera excursión a Tierra Santa". Su descripción es estremecedora, un lugar inhóspito y desolado. "Fue como asistir a un velorio pero sin muerto"
Por el contrario, todo el que tuvo el mérito de visitar Israel en las últimas décadas, se ha encontrado con un país pujante, una infraestructura de primer mundo, una economía en sólido crecimiento (descartando la actual pandemia) y a la vanguardia del desarrollo tecnológico.
Hoy es #TuBeAv, fecha que marca desde los comienzos de nuestra historia como pueblo, la restauración del vínculo entre #Israel y Dios.
Veamos de qué se trata.
#Hilo
Veamos de qué se trata.
#Hilo
Luego de salir de Egipto y acercándose el pueblo de Israel a la tierra de Canaán (futura tierra de Israel) bajo el liderazgo de Moshe, optaron por mandar espías a la tierra para organizar la conquista.
Los espías volvieron el día 9 de av con un reporte adverso y el pueblo, en contra de la garantía Divina de conquista fácil, creyeron en el reporte y desistieron de entrar en la tierra prometida. Ellos lloraron sin motivo, ese día fue fijado como día de llanto eterno: #TishaBeAv.
Estamos en vísperas del día más triste del calendario judío, el 9° día del mes de av. Suele ser un día de ayuno y reflexión pero este año coincide con #shabat así que es un poco diferente. Sale un #hilo sobre las leyes y costumbres de #TishaBeAv en #shabat.
La fuerza de #shabat es superior a la del ayuno x lo que se permite comer libremente en este día, incluso carne y vino que son las comidas q generalmente provocan mayor alegría. El ayuno comienza al terminar shabat (puesta del sol del sábado) y dura hasta el anochecer del domingo
El día viernes se puede bañar con agua caliente y jabón como de costumbre (ashkenazim lo hacen por partes para reducir el goce que provoca el baño). Se puede también: cortar la uñas, limpiar la casa, poner un mantel limpio en la mesa y vestir la ropas de #shabat.
