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I don't seek it out, but I have heard many come to mention that things happening in our daily lives often are found related to thing we read in that week's parsha.
Earlier this week I had the occasion to be learning an esoteric subject with a rabbi regarding Har Sinai, and today with a telephone chavrusa the mishna we were reading quoted a passuk related to the original Har Sinai experience which emphasized a particular word in the passuk. That word provided a confirmation of the original point we were discussing by which the rabbi brought up Har Sinai as an explanation.
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Yes, I find that too. Such "coincidences" are always happening for me. I just have to remain observant and with an open, expectant mind. Maybe I am being too impatient to use more methods. But I don't think this is altogether true as it seems the sages did use special ways. But I am still learning about this and that takes time (too much time, it sometimes seems) quote: Originally posted by rob:
I don't seek it out, but I have heard many come to mention that things happening in our daily lives often are found related to thing we read in that week's parsha.
Earlier this week I had the occasion to be learning an esoteric subject with a rabbi regarding Har Sinai, and today with a telephone chavrusa the mishna we were reading quoted a passuk related to the original Har Sinai experience which emphasized a particular word in the passuk. That word provided a confirmation of the original point we were discussing by which the rabbi brought up Har Sinai as an explanation.
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