#ruah

So a bit about him

Thinking about how Exodus in Hebrew is titled Shemot, The Book of Names, and this is the book in which we learn God's name

Thinking about the Holy Name itself, how poignant and meaningful it is how much it encompasses (too much to write it all here and now) how Hebrew was the perfect and maybe the only language able to express its meaning

Thinking about how God's name is Their breath of life, how it is quite literally life itself

Ruah - Dead Friends​ /​ Feeding Demons

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And ‘Elohiym remembered Noakh and all the chayyah [creatures] and all the behemah with him battevah [in the ark]  And ‘Elohiym caused ruah to pass over ha’arets and the mayim [waters] subsided 

And were stopped the fountains tehowm [of the deep]  And the window-gates hasshamayim  And was restrained the rain from hasshamayim 

WISDOM ASKS FOR DISCIPLINE

“The Advocate, the Holy Spirit that the Father will send in my name—he will teach you everything and remind you of all that told you… that you might know that devotion to God is mightier than all else.”

-John 14-26

“For Wisdom- the Artisan of all taught me.”

-Wisdom 7:22

There are meditations involving the energy centers along our spine that make this understanding more concrete that I’ll cover in a video on Monday but I wanted to share these passages with you guys. The path of the mystic is one of study, discernment, and reflection. We are to nourish the mind, body, and soul. Each part of our walks with the Divine is important as it’s almost impossible to understand interconnectedness without satisfying our intellects and digesting the deeper truths.

Saying the heart has wisdom the head knows not means very little when our minds are stumbling around in the dark looking for the light switch. We intellectuals tend to be very egotistical and convinced of our faculties. Any time that becomes the case I have found it easiest to satisfy the mind by feeding it inescapable truths. Sometimes that requires a fair amount of discipline.

NCIS Los Angeles 


       Season 12, episode 5 


                raising the dead. 


Kessler: when I said you didn’t have any children your sadness was palpable, so it’s not by choice. What is it then? Hubby doesn’t want kids? 


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