Tuesday, August 08, 2006
na nach nachash nachash tzeffa (an israeli meme*)
*meme
"And know that a person needs to traverse a very, very narrow bridge, but the fundamental and most important principle is to have no hesitation or fear at all…" (This saying has been set to music in Hebrew as the song Kol Ha-Olam Kulo[2]
"And know that a person needs to traverse a very, very narrow bridge, but the fundamental and most important principle is to have no hesitation or fear at all…" (This saying has been set to music in Hebrew as the song Kol Ha-Olam Kulo[2]
Nachman of Breslov
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כל העולם כולו גשר צר מאוד והעיקר לא לפחד כלל
ויש אומרים כל העולם כולו מחנות עולים מחנות עולים מחנות עולים - דת בשירות ציונות
this is a famous hassidic himn that became a popular zionistic movemment jingle
with a slight change of lyrics, same tune.
A big debate is happening when religion is embedded in settlement.
¶ 8:24 PM this is a famous hassidic himn that became a popular zionistic movemment jingle
with a slight change of lyrics, same tune.
A big debate is happening when religion is embedded in settlement.
spiritually:
(a visual metaphore)
the soul is temporary in the world, only passing through (1)
life is nothing but crossing a very narrow bridge, high up and below nothing but air and sky
but you should never be afraid
there is nothing to fear but fear it self
giving up to fear means blocking all chance to finish crossing the bridge succefully
(a visual metaphore)
the soul is temporary in the world, only passing through (1)
life is nothing but crossing a very narrow bridge, high up and below nothing but air and sky
but you should never be afraid
there is nothing to fear but fear it self
giving up to fear means blocking all chance to finish crossing the bridge succefully
nothing is more dangerous than mixing up your nationality and religion
