What the Jews Did Not Tell the Dalai Lama - Parsha Terumah - By Rabbi YY Jacobson

The Secret of the Ark’s Immobile Poles: Seven Perspectives on One Mitzvah
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"In this week’s Torah Portion the Jews are charged with mission impossible: Build a finite home for an infinite G-d. Yet, G-d chooses to “rest” in this relatively humble abode, and most intensely in the Holy of Holies, the location of the Ark. The Ark was a gold-plated box containing the Tablets, the Torah, given to Moses at Sinai, and had two poles, one on either side which enabled the Kohanim, the priests, to carry it during travel. " "In this class, we will analyze the timeless spiritual meaning behind the enigmatic prohibition forbidding the removal or dislodging of the Ark’s two carrying-poles."

[@SUMIT-sy7qs]

Thank you very much for these woncerful explanations dear Rabbi YY Jacobson. A jew from Europe.

[@RabbiYYJacobson]

Thanks so so much. it means so much to me.

[@vimleshkumarkanaujiya]

Whatever you said here, I didn't understand. But there is need of a unity in Jews and Buddhists. Both non-violent religions can save the world. Ego can't save.

[@denroydavis872]

Two poles in the Ark represent the Holy Spirit and the Word. The two ingredients that create the Ark a perfect individual. These two things should never be taken out of a mature believer. These two attributes will maintain the Hebrew people wherever they go.

[@Dinaziva]

Merci beaucoup de votre enseignement, je suppose que la puissance spirituel de l'acre est codé dans l' ADN de chaque juifs où qu'ils soient dans le monde, il ne tient qu'à ce même juifs de vouloir de le chercher et de demander à son D.ieu qui est aussi son Abba de l' acquérir.

[@dima240]

I guess there were two vessels are an exception. Aron aKodesh and Mizbeah Nechoshet.

[@RabbiYYJacobson]

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