Boxing is a great art for not getting punched in the nose, but if we are going to box, getting a punch is not a question of if but when.  The same can be said for our spiritual journey, it is kind of like stepping into a ring.  Mike Tyson, a ferocious boxer stated, “everyone has a plan until they get hit in the face”. Our sovereign learning walk is the same, very few people will just hand you the appropriate amount of authority you need to accomplish your task. Sometimes people will use any means possible to release you from the authority that you have worked so hard to attain from G-d. In our boxing match every action we take must be a life-giving action, but our opponents don’t have the same criteria as we have. They can even hit below the belt so to speak. Cheating is our opponent's strength, our strength is integrity, doing the right thing even when no one is looking, because G-d is always aware. Just like the boxer learning to juke and jive, keep your hands up and chin down, we do...

On a personal level, I was cleared by the nose doctor a couple of hours ago. I’m beginning to smell the roses, what a concept.  

Send a prayer out for Brett, he is in the middle of surgery right now.  Pretty intense, a metal rod through his femur, bone marrow transplant, the works.  3 months just laying around again. 

Tonight, is work on your scroll night if you know how. My focus is making videos. Particularly for Deborah and Carrie so you can begin to comprehend the basic mechanics with interpretation.  Hoping to have completed videos for you within a couple of weeks for the 1st volume. 

Michelle asked a good question a couple of weeks ago; I will get an answer this week. 

Season I know how to upgrade your Bible software so it will work better, let me know a good time to get together for that. 

Just a basic Sabbath in the morning, not any special material revealing.  

A beautiful day going for a walk with Jenn. 

Lehitraot, 

Gene 

Hey you all, Passover is among us, hope you get touched in a good way by the Spirit of HaShem during this feast.  This Friday we kind of have a guest speaker Paul Chappelle, we will listen to him regarding Peace literacy. Which is in a way a precursor to the Peace scroll we presented about a year ago. 

1st Sabbath is also this weekend, we will get each of us up and running with our respective scribing etc. Plan on rejoicing, praising, & good old fashion fellowship. Consider bringing a testimony or teaching. 

Sometime this weekend we are also having a multi-person birthday party. 

On a personal level, I get bopped in the nose Thursday, technically my nose has always been dysfunctional, surgery is slated on April fool's day, no joke. I get 2-3% of the required stage 4 deep sleep on a typical night. Look forward to a better outcome. 

Chag Sameach – Happy Holidays 

Gene 

Pesach or Passover is among us shortly.  What a great time to be alive.  So many good reports and movements in our little group.  Passover meal at our house is Saturday evening at 7:30. Just bring your excitement and appreciation as the Most High will pass over each of us during this feast and reach down to lift us ever higher in His presence. Expect the mighty hand to move amongst us, expect a miracle, expect to see the presence of our creator, expect a revelation. 

Chag Sameach – Happy Holidays 

Gene 

 Have you heard of this comment yet?  There are only Windsors and Losers.  The let loose royal couple are trying their hand at “The Firm” slap.  Sovereignty used in a trough may incite a piggy stench, in a while we will all know.  

This last Sabbath we perched on the branch of leadership.  In the future, this session will probably be expensive and rare.  Not just anyone will be able to attend this session.  The results will be immense as those who have mastered this formula will be elite in performance.  The weekend was very engaging and the feedback positive.  Everyone in attendance learned a thought-provoking lesson. 

Some of you are dispatched with assignments at scribing etc., my assignment is making 100 videos in 90 days.  So that those of you at a distance can gather this information in your own time slot.  If any of you have suggestions just text me.  Also, this week I will try to connect with you. 

Next week we have a double Parsha Vayakhel-Pekudei, Exodus 35:1-40:38.  The m...

Shalom You All, 

Now you should know that the Vav represents authority within each verse of the scripture.   

What you may not know is a term called “Vice Versa” it is a Latin expression meaning “the other way around”.  This term in my opinion comes directly from biblical scripture linguists.  Moses wasn’t allowed to teach the mystery of Torah. They would see all these Vavs’ at the beginning of a verse and ask what does this mean?  And they concluded that this Vav changed the verse from future tense to past tense and vice versa, see what I did there.  However, if a verse is changed to future tense, it can’t be future forever, at some point the verse activates in the present.  Only scripture uses this Vav in this function, no other writings in the World anywhere match up to the same use of this Vav. 

In practicality the scripture needs to be past, present, and future simultaneously to represent the word of G-d. So, the Latin linguists came up with the term vice versa to try and fit t...

Hey all you awesome creators,   

We all create our own little universe.  Meaning we are but just 1 verse of the sum total of all the verses.  We are placed here for a short time to complete the task of our little verse or purpose.  Our job, if you can accept, is to help those around you accomplish their task so that they in turn can help you accomplish yours, 1 hand washes the other.  Just for fun try washing only 1 hand at a time. 

If you have thoughts on how to be more helpful, let us know on the group chat. 

This week we hope to have class at 7:00pm on Friday, the topic is how to be that excellent bearer of light to those around us.  This might be a 2-part session, for the new people this will be especially good material. 

This Sabbath the parsha is Terumah meaning contribution, so take the week and focus on how we can contribute to each other's mastery of their purpose. 

Shalom VeLehitraot – Peace and See you later, 

Gene 

Hey you all, trust you are doing well.   

We talked last week about putting a Vav into your actions.  Meaning how do you gain authority with every step taken.  We all tend to take 2 steps forward and 1 step back or vice versa.  The goal is to have every step be forward moving and ever stronger when desired.  Every day we are met with challenges and conundrums or what I call gordian knots.  Sometimes it can be difficult to decide on the next best step.  

The topic for Friday night class depends on your attendance.  We have a couple of options, how to be a Light Bearer or we can discuss a couple of intriguing words I have been studying.  The concept of us being made in G-d's image, likeness, and form and how they are different. 

Last, I want to say how grateful I am to all of you for allowing me the opportunity master this craft of presenting new information.   

Something worth doing is worth doing poorly until we learn how to do it well!   

Lehitraot – See You Later, 

Gene 

Blobim is a way of saying I have too much Hebrew grammar swirling around in this skull full of mush.   
This weekend is 1st Shabbat, Yee Haw!   

Friday night will be a Yud to forever remember.  We will discuss how the little letter that could, and how it represents vision in each location of a particular word.  How the placement of a Yud is connected to its function in that location, very exciting.  In addition, we will discuss a thing called a Binyamin the traditional structure of building Hebrew words, but I will connect it to the mystery grammatical part of what I call the heavenly Torah.  This promises to be especially eye opening! 

On Shabbat, we will discuss an old Rabbi named Rambam, He wrote many books, his thoughts undergird Judaism, one such book is called “The Guide for the Perplexed”.  I want to discuss a few really good in-depth thoughts he presented in his 1st chapter, very insightful from over 800 years ago.   

This week's Parsha is Yitro or Jethro, Exodus 18:1-20:2...

Who knew, today is Tu B’Shvat or the 15th of Shevat, literally the “New Year for the Trees”.  From my perspective this is a day of awakening as a tree represents a person symbolically.  We are stepping out of the dormancy of winter, breathe in some fresh air and take in some fruit, reference Deut. 8:8, if your Bible says dates eat some honey instead as that is the literal meaning.  When taking a spoonful of honey let that be a spiritual quickening for the time we are about to enter.  Giving the stamina and insight to be correctly guided through this next season.  By the way, nothing against dates eat them if you have them. 

This week is a 5th Sabbath, you all get a break from me.  I’m studying one mechanic in this 2-week period, the meaning of a double raised Nun.  Look forward to sharing the findings with you. 

Lehitraot – See you later,    

Gene