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Shmot

This is how a people become a nation. Work turns into slavery; a leader arises. A ten-plague process from feeling confined to thinking free. A sea splits and a people cross over in more ways than one. Stand in awe, together as one, to receive the blueprint of existence at a mountain called Sinai. Mistakes may come – especially when it comes to golden opportunities – but they also may be overcome. Weaknesses oftentimes make us stronger. When they do, a Divine dwelling is constructed, empirical matter becoming ethereal spirit. This is how a people become a nation.

When your soul is free, your body does not remain enslaved for long.

Do you plague the world or does the world plague you?

Leaving Egypt happened. But it is also happening.

The biggest splits may sometimes create the deepest unities.

Where heaven kisses earth – and earth kisses back.

Are laws meant be broken – or to fix the broken?

It isn’t enough to go to temple. One must also become a temple.

Some flames turn matter into ash. The flames of eternity turn matter into spirit.

A whole can become broken, but a half can become a whole.

In order to build a House that will represent unity, it is essential to assemble the people in unity.

Accounts aren’t balanced. Accounts are what do the balancing.