The energy of Tazria is HEALING. Read below to learn more and answer the question "What does the word "healing" mean in Torah?"
Tazria translates as "Inseminate". This discussion brings up specific reactions to the cleansing / healing of the female as she recovers from her pregnancy.
Then the Parasha turns to the disease of "leprosy" which is caused by Loshon HaRah. The sages of the last generation stress that it is necessary to develop and control our speech so that we are not guilty of speaking evil.
Most people do not know what is "evil speech". And more importantly people do not know how to protect themselves from both saying "Loshon HaRah" and Protecting themselves from the effect of other people speaking "evil" about them.
Here is an example of what i mean:
Giving a compliment to someone about their clothing is considered "Loshon HaRah". Read about the Parasha to learn why and how to give a compliment that is not "Evil Speech". Also learn how to protect yourself from people who do speak evil about you.
Loshon Harah is when you think consciously that you are better than another person or you give the opportunity for someone who hears you that they might think less of any person you speak to or about than they did before they heard your words. This is what is wrong with compliments when given in public.
So only give compliments in private and when you have brought your consciousness under control and love that person not think that you are higher or better than that person.
The way to protect yourself from other people speaking evil about you is to read the 11 verses in the Tanach that start and end with the letter Nun. Search the yeshshem website for 11` Verses and Loshon Harah.
Commentary for the year 5777
The word Tazria translates as "She is Pregnant".
The word Metzora translates as "Leper".
Together they translate as "A Leper She is pregnant". This is the physical level. On a deeper level, pregnancy is considered the seed level in Kabbalah. In todays language the seed level is DNA. The full meaning within the Kabbalah comes from an additional word which is Torat a word next to the word Metzora at the beginning of that Parasha. Torat can be translated as "teaching"
The full meaning of these two Parashiot when read together is that the energy is "The Teaching of cleansing the Leper". What does that mean to us in our lives today?
In Biblical days the leper represented a disease that is equivalent to the plagues of our generation. Today this double reading provides for us the opportunity to "learn how to change our DNA so that we do not create these diseases in our lives. If we have these diseases in our lives already this reading will allow us the energy to cleanse these diseases.
The process to cleanse any disease is Teshuvah - returning to HaShem by reconnecting the channel of Shefa that our negative action blocked up.
One of the aspects of this teaching is that the cure can not be determined by ourselves. The action must be done by ourselves yet the actual cure takes place when we go to the spiritual Priest and he or she determines that we are cured.
Who is a spiritual Priest?
It is the students of Kabbalah today. Do you want to become a spiritual healer student of Kabbalah? Contact us at yeshshem@hotmail.com
During this week we have a special day in the modern state of Israel. It occurs on April 24 2017 which is the 28th of Nissan. This special day is named Yom HaShoah. To find more information, perform a local search about the Name "Yom HaShoah". Once you open this link scroll a few parts of an inch to find the words "Yom HaShoah".
The number of Verses in this Parasha
There are 67 verses in this Parasha. The number 67 is the gematria of the Sefira of Binah which translates as "understanding". Binah is also known as "mother" - Ema. The code word given by the Sages is the word BenYah בניה. Ben Yah translates as "Child - Son of Yah - God". BenYah has exactly the same letters as the word Binah. This is connected to the concealment of the Kabbalah in earlier generations.
Sunday
English Translation of the Portion of Zohar for Sunday
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Monday
English Translation of the Portion of Zohar for Monday
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Tuesday
English Translation of the Portion of Zohar for Tuesday
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Wednesday
English Translation of the Portion of Zohar for Wednesday
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Thursday
English Translation of the Portion of Zohar for Thursday
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Friday
English Translation of the Portion of Zohar for Friday
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This page is continuously being added to as the statistics are developed for each Parasha. Just as the Torah is infinite, the statistics for the Torah are unlimited. Each statistic is part of what the Torah teaches. . . Spiritual Laws and Mitzvoth. As each item is revealed the explanation will be added.
In many years Parasha ֓Tazria is read along with Parasha Metzora. Thus they are called a double Parasha. The link below connects to Parasha metzora
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