Spreading the Light

A continuous fire shall burn upon the altar; it shall not go out. [Tzav 6:6]

There were two types of fire in the Sanctuary and Holy Temple: one that burned on the outer altar, and one that burned in the menora inside. 

The priest whose job it was to light the menora did so with a flame taken from the outer altar. 

This teaches an important lesson: The outer altar is symbolic of our Divine service with other people; the kindling of the menora alludes to Torah study, as it states in Proverbs, "The Torah is light." 

Thus in order to merit the Torah's light it isn't enough to concern oneself with one's own spiritual progress; the concern should be extended to others as well.

Source: Likutei Sichot Lubavitcher Rebbe

Wonders in the Heavens #6: Seven Stars on the North

 

Pleiades - [Ernie Rossi, Florida]

".. when a star on the East side will swallow seven stars on the North side, and a flame of black fire will be hanging in the firmament 60 days....." [Zohar] 

It just so happens that the "seven stars on the North side" mentioned in the Zohar above are currently visible in our night sky.  They are converging near the planetary line-up of Mercury, Jupiter, Mars, Uranus and Venus as discussed below.  And the "star on the East side" is our Sun [Source: Dov bar Leib, when a similar thing occurred in 2012]

Mercury, Jupiter, Mars, Uranus and Venus are currently lining up in a rare ‘planetary parade’, with their shiny formation visible to the naked eye....Although the alignment was at its brightest on Tuesday, March 28 for all those who got the chance to look up, it will continue to be visible to all lucky stargazers tonight, and into the next few days. 

But wait! The celestial wonders don’t end there. Astronomers have also said that a cluster of extremely bright, young and hot stars will be converging near the planetary line-up. The Pleiades, or Seven Sisters, are a set of brilliant blue stars hat are said to look particularly stunning when observed through a simple pair of binoculars...

Source: https://www.timeout.com/sydney/news/five-planets-are-currently-lined-up-above-australia-in-a-planetary-parade-032923

Blood Red Seas

 

So said the Lord, "With this you will know that I am the Lord." Behold, I will smite with the staff that is in my hand upon the water that is in the Nile, and it will turn to blood And the fish that are in the Nile will die, and the Nile will become putrid, and the Egyptians will weary [in their efforts] to drink water from the Nile.' [Vaeira 7:17-18]

Every time Nibiru crosses in front of the Earth, it plants our entire planet (land and seas) with millions of tons of fine red dust of Iron Oxide.   As time goes by, the Iron Oxide builds up sediment, and this is covered over by new layers of sedimentation that has been deposited on top.  And these days, the ground in many parts has moved.  It is possible that the movement of the ground left a cloak of Iron Oxide exposed, that would have come in contact with water and been dragged away.

Note: I did not come up with this theory, it is from a Nibiru "expert".  

The Mirror

The defects that you notice in someone else are the parts of yourself that still need fixing.

The world is a mirror ..... many people don't understand this.   Whenever you notice a particular character trait in another person..... that is the part of yourself that you need to work on.  If you think you have already fixed that trait in yourself, then why does it affect you so much when you see it in someone else?

The one who aggravates you the most, is most likely the one who possesses your own bad middot, but it's easier for us to criticize others than to work on ourselves.

If you can't see that trait in yourself, look harder. 

You can learn a great deal about someone by listening to what they say about others.  Most of what they say about someone else, applies to them !  They probably don't realize this.... and it's a good way of working out just who somebody really is.

The world is a mirror, you see your own reflection in other people.

The following is extracted from "Not Just Stories" by Rabbi Abraham J. Twerski M.D.

Denial is a psychological term referring to a person's inability to see reality. Denial is a frequently occuring phenomenon, and is one of the many psychological defense mechanisms, whose function is to shield a person from an awareness that would cause him distress.

A very common form of denial is a person's inability to see his own character defects. The reason is obvious: awareness of the presence of this defect in oneself is too much for a person to bear. Yet unawareness of these defects will result in one's doing nothing to improve upon them. Even a dedicated soul-searching may fail to reveal one's own shortcomings, since denial obscures their existence from him.

The Baal Shem Tov said that G-d provided a way to circumvent this denial: "The world is a mirror" said the Baal Shem Tov. "The defects you see in others are really your own."

While denial prevents a person from seeing his own character defects, it does not prevent him from seeing defects in other people. Quite the contrary, we are experts at detecting faults in others. All we need to do, then, said the Baal Shem Tov, is to realise that these are but a reflection of our own shortcomings. We do not see defects in others that are non-existent in ourselves.

"Love covers all offenses" [Proverbs 10:12] has filtered down to the colloquial aphorism that "Love is blind". It is common knowledge that we may be oblivious to defects in someone we love, although they may be blatant to other observers. Just as we may not see that which we do not wish to see, so it is conversely true that we only see something which, for some reason, attracts our attention. The Baal Shem Tov states that when we see defects in others, the reason for this recognition is that, in one way or another, they represent our own defects.

This principle is a major dynamic in the effectiveness of group therapy. In treatment of some types of emotional disorders, group therapy may be far more effective than individual therapy. A therapist pointing out a particular character defect to a client may be rejected, with the patient's denial preventing the necessary insight. In a group session, the client is very likely to note this very defect in another group member, and the group may then help him realize that he too has this particular characteristic, and this is extremely effective in overcoming one's denial.

It is the persistence of denial that constitutes a major obstacle to therapy and corrective action.

Rabbi Dov Ber of Lubavitch was receiving his chassidim, when he abruptly told his assistant to close the door and not allow anyone entry. Some of the chassidim, eager to understand the Rabbi's sudden desire for solitude, put their ears to the door and heard the Rabbi reciting Tehillim with heartrending tones.

The Rabbi later explained that whenever a chassid asks him for guidance to do teshuvah for a transgression; he immediately searches for that transgression within himself, according to the Baal Shem Tov's teaching that the world is a mirror, and had he not been guilty of the same thing, even in a much more diluted form, it would never have come to his attention. The discovery of an analogous defect within himself then allows him to make the necessary amends.

"When one chassid told me about something he had done wrong, I promptly began searching for a similar shortcoming in myself. However, I was unable to find it. This meant that I was deceiving myself, and that somewhere there was a dereliction of which I was unaware. Being oblivious of this would preclude my taking any corrective action, and I therefore had to pray intensely for Divine guidance to help me discover this defect in myself."

What a wonderful world it would be if every time we saw some defect in another person, we would do some soul-searching, and take corrective actions for self-improvement, rather than being critical of others and denoucing them.

Wonders in the Heavens #5

These photos were taken yesterday by a storm-watcher, it is not a bunch of clouds, it is the base cloud of a planet which probably caused the blocking out of the sun [see blog post immediately below this one] as it was passing by.  Notice the white line on top of the shelf cloud at the base, and how it then expands out into a sphere.  These are the base clouds of the planet being called "Napisiti" and I will stick to that name, for consistency.

Napisiti brings rain bombs and incredible lightning, thunder and flooding whenever it comes close to earth.  It uses the electro magnetic power of the storm to push away from earth.

Yesterday over Lake Macquarie, Australia

Yesterday over Molong, Australia

We see this exact same formation all over the world.  Clouds don't hold together and travel the world in the exact same formation, as you can see in these videos and photos, day after day after day.  This is not a bunch of storm clouds, this is a huge planet, part of the Nibiru system and we are looking at the atmosphere around it: these clouds belong to the planet Napisiti. 

I'm sure some are still going to be skeptical, but I'm blogging what I am seeing, and none of this is normal.  Hashem is showing us His awesome power and we are just getting started.

Today's Sun Block

 

This is Melbourne, Australia this morning, as the clouds blocked the sun and a huge storm hit.  Doesn't take too much imagination to understand how the Nibiru system can block the sun anytime anywhere.

Story: https://www.news.com.au/technology/environment/sky-turns-black-in-melbourne-surprise-storm/news-story/2d7a21c0991be39a75c38d986f61889f 

Picture: News.com/ Channel 9

The Man Who Discovered Nibiru

This is the final interview of Professor Carlos Munoz Ferrada, the man who discovered the planet known as Nibiru.  Absolutely fascinating..... how Hashem has created this monster planet and how it operates, causing earthquakes/volcanic eruptions, and other disturbances with precision.

Video duration is 8 mins. After that it ends, and repeats itself. English subtitles.

Nibiru [Kochav Yaakov]

 

Text copied from a reliable source, and to be honest it is making much more sense than anything else I have read to date.

In the 1950s don Carlos Muñoz Ferrada was already speaking of Nibiru, based on his calculations and astronomical observations.

He referred to Nibiru as a comet planet.

Planet, because it is an oversized celestial body, whose diameter is about 4 times the diameter of Earth.

And comet, because it follows a comet-like trajectory, passing through among the other planets in the solar system.

And because it has a tail, similar to the tail of a comet.

Only its tail is immense, stretching many millions of miles outward.

And, much like the tail of a comet, the tail is blown out by the solar wind.  So, the tail is pointing towards Earth, as Nibiru comes closer. 

If the effects of Nibiru's approach are significant, for Earth, the effects of its tail are also significant.

The tail is made up of a sequence of moons, of varying sizes, that travel through space and play, around Nibiru, since in space there is no rubble.

It is also made up of a large number of asteroids, rocks and boulders, whose gravitational and magnetic force have been collecting in its dilated trajectory through space and its passage through the Asteroid Belt.

And finally, the tail is made up of the smaller and lighter components: pebbles, sandstone, and red iron oxide powder, as well as frozen hydrocarbons.

Then the larger bodies travel in the vicinity of Nibiru, the rector body, while the lighter elements, located towards the end of the tail, are blown out by the solar wind.

Since Nibiru has a powerful magnetic field, and since in the tail there are a lot of iron-containing bodies, and iron oxide, the tail also has a considerable electromagnetic charge.

That is, it acts like a magnetic arm of Nibiru, in the distance.

Since the tail stretches many millions of kilometers outward, blown by the solar wind, it is natural that one of the first signs of Nibiru's approach to Earth is the arrival of the tail to the neighborhood of the atmosphere... Then, occasionally, Nibiru's tail licks, or wraps, into Earth's atmosphere, generating various effects.

One of those effects, from our perspective, is that you can sometimes see the Sun surrounded by a strange halo, still with blue and clear sky.   Sunlight appears to have changed color, to some extent, detail that sensitive people quickly notice.   And the sunburn also gets faster and more intense.

Occasionally you can see glowing clouds. They are effects of light that illuminate greasy elements, which have reached the atmosphere.  Product of the frozen hydrocarbons contained in the queue... It is true that meteorites falling to Earth increases dramatically.

The tail of Nibiru is plagued with rocks and boulders, of all sizes.  Occasionally, you can see reddish sunsets, beyond the ordinary, by the play of sunlight and the refraction of light due to the effect of the Earth's gravity and its reflections through the tail of Nibiru, plagued with fine red rust dust made of iron. And sometimes red or brown dust deposits are observed over some flat surfaces, and even dust-reddish rains or snow.  But, the tail also has an electromagnetic charge, which makes it act like an extended magnetic arm of Nibiru.

And, suddenly, the rocky layers of the Earth, under pressure or traction, with their saltwater turnips inside them, become conductors of electricity... Then, occasionally, the tail 'makes land', approaching those conducting elements: it produces a random, localized, Electromagnetic Pulse effect.

Electromagnetic Pulse induces failure in nearby electrical and electronic equipment. Unexplained blackouts in power grids... Temporary, or fatal, faults in electronic, domestic and industrial systems.. Glitches in navigation systems, controls and avionics of aircraft.. Faults, interruptions and intermittencies, on radio and TV, and communication systems.. And many more.

I think we have been witnessing a lot of these phenomena, for quite some time now..That couldn't be happening if Nibiru were located beyond the Sun, (as NASA seems to be saying), as in that case the solar wind would blow the tail in the opposite direction, and not towards Earth.

These phenomena are indicators confirming to us that Nibiru is located somewhere between the Earth and the Sun... Later, at some point, abundant red dust will fall, which will colour the surface waters and communicate to them a bitter taste.   Just as happened in Egypt in the time of Ramses II.

The effects of Nibiru tail can be found in all traditions, myths and legends of the original peoples. They can be traced to the Bible (Exodus), the Vishuddhi Marga (Tibet), the Avila and Molina (Aztecans), the Kolbrin, and many others.

Feminism and the Curses of Eve

 

Rabbi Efraim Palvanov 

What were the 39 curses decreed upon Adam, Eve, and the Serpent following the Forbidden Fruit in the Garden of Eden? What do the “curses of Eve” have to do with the status of women throughout history, and the feminist movement in modern times? And might certain aspects of feminism be part of a larger global transition prophesied long ago in the Tanakh and other ancient Jewish sources? 

For a written summary and more information, see ‘Reversing the Curses of Eden’ in 'Garments of Light, Volume Two': click here

Baseless Hatred

L'illui nishmat Esther Rivka bas Moshe

by Rabbi David Hanania Pinto 

We have learned of the paramount importance of loving one's fellow and how much we have to gain from it both spiritually and materially. Now, let us examine another facet: Let us see what we may lose if the love is replaced by hatred, and if unity is replaced with dispute.

In fact, just as we are commanded in the holy Torah to love our fellow by the mitzvah of "Love your fellow as yourself," we are likewise commanded [Vayikra 19:17], "You shall not hate your brother in your heart. You shall surely rebuke your fellow, but you shall not bear a sin on his account." This implies that hating one's fellow does not only result in losing out on the mitzvah of loving one's fellow, but rather it is an outright prohibition of the Torah in itself.

When we hear of a certain person that got sick with a dangerous illness, G-d forbid, we shake our heads sympathetically: "Oh, how awful! How much bad news there is!" But oddly enough, regarding the dreaded illness of our hearts, we do not grieve over it and do not sense at all. We do not even notice it, and moreover, we do not realize how dangerous it is.

We are actually referring to the dreaded illness of baseless hatred. Yes! It is truly an illness, maybe even a widespread plague! But unlike most illnesses, this disease is an all-embracing disease that affects all 248 organs and 365 sinews of our body.

When one commits a sin, an impure spirit is drawn to that organ involved in the sin, as Chazal say [Ketubot 5b] "A man shall not let his ears hear idle things, because they are burnt first of [all] the organs." This implies that by hearing forbidden speech, a spirit of impurity is drawn upon the ear, and thus ultimately it is burnt first of all the organs. So too, every organ that is used to commit a sin, an impure spirit is drawn upon it, but this is not the place to expound on the topic.

While certain sins cast impurity upon organs that the neshamah is not dependent on, it is nonetheless a great impediment. How much more so is the danger when the spirit of impurity is cast upon an organ that the neshamah is dependent on, such as the heart, upon which the life of a person hinges. If the person, G-d forbid, lacks a heart, then he is considered dead! Thus, the severe sin of baseless hatred, which lies in the heart of a person, draws the impure spirit upon one's heart. Since it is the central organ of a person, consequently the spirit of impurity gets circulated throughout one's entire body! 

When a disease affects one organ, it can be really dangerous, but still there is a chance to save the patient. However, what happens when a tumor has spread to all the vital organs in the body, such as the heart, brain, and the like? Then the situation is so much worse, and the chance for surviving is almost non-existent.

The Chofetz Chaim elucidates that the same applies to illnesses of the soul. Every transgression affects a certain organ, with which the man sinned. When it comes to a less central organ, then even though the patient's condition is dangerous, there is still a chance to save him. The danger to his life is not immediate. However, when a person sins with an organ that his soul is dependent upon, like when a person harbors baseless hatred, then his condition is far more dangerous, and there is almost no chance of saving him.