SPIRITUAL GUIDE TO THE OMER DAY 21 MONDAY NIGHT/TEUSDAY

MALCHUT OF TIFERET Examine the dignity of your compassion. For compassion to be complete (and enhance the other six aspects of compassion) it must recognize and appreciate individual sovereignty. It should boost self-esteem and cultivate human dignity. Both your own dignity and the dignity of the one benefiting from your compassion. Is my compassion expressed in a dignified manner?

[Aneinu] Please Daven for Injured in Boston

There are many seriously injured in Boston.

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SPIRITUAL GUIDE TO THE OMER DAY 20 SUNDAY NIGHT/MONDAY

YESOD OF TIFERET For compassion to be fully realized, it needs bonding. It requires creating a channel between giver and receiver.

[Aneinu] Name Correction - Please Daven for Infant

Please change the name to read Tinok ben Dina bas Chaya Sarah. According to Rav Eliyashiv ZT"L in such an instance when the baby was not yet given a name you add the mother's mother's name as well.

SPIRITUAL GUIDE TO THE OMER DAY 19 MOTZI SHABBOS/SUNDAY

HOD OF TIFERET Compassion must include humility for it not to be condescending and pretentious. Hod is recognizing that my ability to be compassionate and giving does not make me better than the recipient; it is the acknowledgement and appreciation that by creating one who needs compassion G-d gave me the gift of being able to bestow compassion. Thus there is no place for haughtiness in compassion. Do I feel superior because I am compassionate? Do I look down at those that need my compassion?

SPIRITUAL GUIDE TO THE OMER DAY 18 FRIDAY NIGHT/SHABBOS

NETZACH OF TIFERET Is my compassion enduring and consistent? Is it reliable or whimsical? Does it prevail among other forces in my life?