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This is the last video in this sequence
That brings together the different stages of transformational process that the text suggests
It also brings to the surface the subnarrative of women's condition that reappears again and again in a symbolic way
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A recurring dream
Will reappear until we will listen to it
Joseph solves recurring dreams
In the only way they can be solved
By awakening
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A recurring dream
Will reappear until we will listen to it
Joseph solves recurring dreams
In the only way they can be solved
By awakening
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What does the name Joseph in Hebrew mean?
To-add, expand
Leaving our private awareness
Entering Collective awareness
When we change the order of the letters of YoSePh
The result is: “PiYuS” reconciliation
And when we change the order of the letters of his dress
A coat of stripes
The word "stripes" turns into “reconciled”
And the word
coat
becomes molten
from a solid state of matter
into liquid
As a symbol of the capacity to contain transformation
Because
In order to rise, one has to fall
And in order to reconcile
There must first be conflict
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After Jacob establishes the vertical axis of spirituality symbolized by the ladder, he establishes the horizontal, social axis of humanity and its environment.
He is transformed and his name changed from Jacob to Israel,
from Jacob (the follower, the subordinated one) to the leading one- Israel.
Israel consists of the words straight (Yashar) +God (El)
We can understand the word "Yashar” in this context, to mean that by acts of social justice and moral integrity Sacredness is revealed.
Using internal struggles as a vehicle for transformation and accelerating growth rather then projected them outward.
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When God put Adam to sleep
It does not say anywhere that the Adam wakes up
Jacob is the first human to awake up
He "Mekits"-
which in Hebrew means-
To put an end to
Our human state of slumber
Which preceded this moment
....And oops, we are awakened...
What will be our first sober action?
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Jacob, in the story of “Toldot” (Chronicles) defrauds Esau of his birthright and thereby changes the whole development of the narrative.
The birthright may be looked as a symbol of the question of whether there is a “chronological truth” in our narrative.
When our narrative is structured around trauma, We experience it constantly in the present, But the present tense is also our opportunity and the “gateway” to penetrate the narrative and "free" it and ourselves from the trauma.
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It is written in the text "Shnay Chayye Sarah"
We can understand it as the number of years of Sarah.
Or the number of simultaneous lives of Sarah.
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According to the Zohar the “purpose” of the Binding of Isaac is that the Divine flows of compassion represented by Abraham (silvery-white color) will reach perfection and harmony by being bound with the Divine Justice that Isaac symbolizes(red color). The beauty of this interpretation is its emotional sobriety and abnegation of sacrifice and victimhood, yet it asks us if we in our own private narrative perceive ourselves as victims.
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"Lech Lecha", third in this sequence, represents leaving one's comfort zone from the internal obligation or need for perpetual paradigm shift, which begins from self perception in the context of the core family.
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First of a sequence of animated videos which explore the universal principles in sacred texts, and the relationship between the personal and collective narratives. This first video identifies the silence within the narrative, and its significance - what is not being said and why.
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First of a sequence of animated videos which explore the universal principles in sacred texts, and the relationship between the personal and collective narratives. This first video identifies the silence within the narrative, and its significance - what is not being said and why.
