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Point clés du cours

• Leprosy (Metzora) of the skin and leprosy of a house
• Encoded within the Hebrew word is Motzi Ra (negativity that is revealed)
• Before Jacob, no one got sick and would just die
• Jacob the Patriarch was the first to get sick and then die, and King Hezekiah was the first to get sick and become well again
• Our biggest gift is the ability to expose our flaws and recognize our negativity
• We experience chaos because we neglect the Law of Cause and Effect
• Small problems are the Light’s way of waking us up: if we do not pay attention the chaos gets louder
• Only negativity that is exposed can be cleansed
• Seeking out our imperfections in order to move closer to the Light
• Perceiving things as “bad” often causes us to run away from what we should be working on
• Indentifying our true self: our pure soul or our negativity
• By embracing and loving ourselves we strengthen our ability to bring out our true souls
• Embracing the process of cleansing
• Seeing our shortcomings as a tool to bring more Light rather than fearing them
• The danger of holding guilt
• The danger of speaking negativity and how it stops our prayers
• Evil (Ra) tongue refers to speaking badly about others when they are not present
• Evil tongue and the intention of expressing superiority over others
• Speech becomes Surrounding Light: the words we say define the energy around us that people feel
• Three types of leprosy:
• Baheret: from the word for "clarity" but is a subjective clarity that stems from ego
• Sapachat: corresponds to surrounding ourselves with the wrong people
• Tzara’at: refers to "elevated" but in arrogance and superiority
• Evil tongue is wasted words of lying, flattery, gossip and mindless chatter
• Shifting our belief that negativity is something to run away from rather than confront
• Respecting the power of our words: using them for evil speech will close the gate to blessings
• The power of our words and mouth and the significance of Pesach (Passover)

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Description du cours

The portion of Metzora reminds us to be conscious of our words.  Words truly become "things" and can be used for either good or ill.  The sparks of Light within this lesson can refresh our spirit with renewed confidence to face our own dark sides with compassion.  Eitan guides us to greater freedom and allows us to bring our darkness and shortcomings into the Light where by embracing them, rather than running from them, we can experience true transformation and peace.

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Au sujet de ce cours

Écrit il y a 2 000 ans par le Rav Shimon Bar Yochai, le Zohar explique tous les secrets de la Bible, de l'Univers et de tous les aspects de la vie. Le cours du Zohar est un voyage hebdomadaire pour comprendre l'énergie et les défis auxquels nous serons confrontés pendant le semaine et comment nous pouvons élever notre conscience pour empêcher le chaos de se produire dans nos vies.

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