Comments on: What Makes us Human http://www.theunpackedblog.com/2008/05/13/what-makes-us-human/ Back from the Wilderness: Civilization- Take2, by Yannai Kranzler Tue, 07 Oct 2008 13:38:27 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 By: Eliyah http://www.theunpackedblog.com/2008/05/13/what-makes-us-human/#comment-95 Eliyah Sat, 17 May 2008 20:39:36 +0000 http://www.theunpackedblog.com/2008/05/13/what-makes-us-human/#comment-95 Shavua to everybody.First of all it is defently a good point this whole cat's poit of view post,and i i'l share a thought wich just came to me after a special shabat. So there were a lot about Shmita in the weeks portion (who has no idea what i'm talking about can write me on my e-mail) and there's a thing (in comentaries and just in there in the psukim) about relationship between the man and the nature. On the one hand the jewish man gets kind of beyond nature by stoping working the land for a whole year and beliving that G-d will provide him enough food for 3years from crops of only 1 year. But on the other hand the whole shabbat and shmita thing is kind of a coming back to the basic nature.Cause we can see the mans activity in the world as changing and interacting with nature for good and for bad anlike the rest of creatures .and on shmita we are more like the animals go to the field and just TAKE what's there. I'm not gonna det into the whole issue of holiness of shmita and shabbes. just wanna say that the man is developing all the time in his man's beyod the nature activity and his wold becomes more and more requiring because of this development. and it is "natural" and legetimate for us to feel need in non stop upgrade and getting stuff done.But we defently need the little shmitot and shabbatot in our every day life,cause maybe the our new "requiring nature" requires more of this holy coming back to the right deep G-d's nature in order not to get farer and farer from it evn though we have shabat every week. Lot's of love7peace from Jerusalem. Shavua to everybody.First of all it is defently a good point this whole cat’s poit of view post,and i i’l share a thought wich just came to me after a special shabat.
So there were a lot about Shmita in the weeks portion (who has no idea what i’m talking about can write me on my e-mail) and there’s a thing (in comentaries and just in there in the psukim) about relationship between the man and the nature.
On the one hand the jewish man gets kind of beyond nature by stoping working the land for a whole year and beliving that G-d will provide him enough food for 3years from crops of only 1 year.
But on the other hand the whole shabbat and shmita thing is kind of a coming back to the basic nature.Cause we can see the mans activity in the world as changing and interacting with nature for good and for bad anlike the rest of creatures .and on shmita we are more like the animals go to the field and just TAKE what’s there.
I’m not gonna det into the whole issue of holiness of shmita and shabbes. just wanna say that the man is developing all the time in his man’s beyod the nature activity and his wold becomes more and more requiring because of this development. and it is “natural” and legetimate for us to feel need in non stop upgrade and getting stuff done.But we defently need the little shmitot and shabbatot in our every day life,cause maybe the our new “requiring nature” requires more of this holy coming back to the right deep G-d’s nature in order not to get farer and farer from it evn though we have shabat every week.
Lot’s of love7peace from Jerusalem.

]]> By: Shelby http://www.theunpackedblog.com/2008/05/13/what-makes-us-human/#comment-94 Shelby Sat, 17 May 2008 13:07:08 +0000 http://www.theunpackedblog.com/2008/05/13/what-makes-us-human/#comment-94 What a funny post! I sometimes find myself reading shampoo bottles when there is nothing else to read in the bathroom. My mother has also had to threaten to take away the magazines in the bathroom if I don't hurry up. I'll have to try not reading sometime. What a funny post!

I sometimes find myself reading shampoo bottles when there is nothing else to read in the bathroom. My mother has also had to threaten to take away the magazines in the bathroom if I don’t hurry up. I’ll have to try not reading sometime.

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