i have called my son out of egypt. E G P T=5772 . Y being the archetype for the saviour God. Love is the law,5772 is the end of the program.5772 is encoded in the great pyramid ,the height of the pyramid is 481 feet times 12 of the zodiac =5772 !
5772 is the jewish new year.29th of september 2011......29 days later the mayan calendar comes to an end on the 28th of october 2011.one year = a pyramid inch.
I had been planning to attend this, but decided against it after arriving for earlier events at Sukkat Shalom, only to find that they didn't bother doing them.
Hi webactuary - there were a few scheduled events of ours that didn't take place, mainly because of logistical problems like equipment not coming through. I'm sorry if you were disappointed. Others did run, and as you can see the Kabbalat Shabbat was a big one. Hopefully we learn from our mistakes and can improve every year. Thanks for your feedback.
@joelstanley1 Not traditional to blow shofar before sundown. and not traditional to blow it the way he did. Also, it's definitely NOT traditional to wrap tefillin without a shirt on. God gave Adam and Chava (Eve) clothes for a reason. You could even say it's disrespectful, though I'm sure it wasn't his intention, to wrap tefillin while unclothed. The biggest problem, I would think, would be the fact that this took place at burning man. If anything is similar to idolatry today, it's that.
@3cho613 Fair enough. You're right it wasn't an entirely traditional service, but one in which we tried to blend tradition and creativity - very successfully according to the vast majority of the people there.
I personally don't think Burning Man is idolatrous, certainly not in the spirit that many of our camp and community entered into it. But you and I have quite different conceptual frames on this, I'm sure.
@joelstanley1 the imagination can be a cruel and horrible thing to blend with god's Laws. this seems a good bit more pagan than Jewish, remember numbers account for little, especially if the wrong ideals are set forth. if you bend god to suit the people, the people will come, but they will not be made righteous and they will not change.
@IWantToKnowChrist thanks for your thoughts. I think I understand where you're coming from. However, you and I disagree on a number of fundamental things to do with religion and spirituality, namely the roles and definitions of "the imagination," "god's Laws," "paganism," "Jewish," and "righteousness."
@joelstanley1 thanks brother, i was just saying what i thought and mean no harm, being a gentile believer in christ, i am not under the old covenant laws of moses, so i do not understand it as much as you do. but as long as you are worshipping The god of Abraham, and mean to do it well, then you're alright with me. i know the other guy made a remark about it being at burning man, i think that it is a good thing to have a place of worship for the one true god, in a wilderness of sin. shalom!
איזה גדולים אתם!!!
ישראלי ויהודי גאה!
oren1neu1dag 3 months ago
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i have called my son out of egypt. E G P T=5772 . Y being the archetype for the saviour God. Love is the law,5772 is the end of the program.5772 is encoded in the great pyramid ,the height of the pyramid is 481 feet times 12 of the zodiac =5772 !
5772 is the jewish new year.29th of september 2011......29 days later the mayan calendar comes to an end on the 28th of october 2011.one year = a pyramid inch.
This pyramid Meme shall be known !
SuperHorusra 6 months ago
DISGRACING BY ANY MEANS
ron130000 2 years ago
I had been planning to attend this, but decided against it after arriving for earlier events at Sukkat Shalom, only to find that they didn't bother doing them.
webactuary 2 years ago
Hi webactuary - there were a few scheduled events of ours that didn't take place, mainly because of logistical problems like equipment not coming through. I'm sorry if you were disappointed. Others did run, and as you can see the Kabbalat Shabbat was a big one. Hopefully we learn from our mistakes and can improve every year. Thanks for your feedback.
joelstanley1 2 years ago
Why is a guy putting on tallit and tefillin if it's Kabbalat Shabbat? And the Shofar? Am I just too conventional for words?
HartmanInstitute 2 years ago 8
It was daylight when the service started - still time enough to lay tefillin if he hadn't already that day! :)
joelstanley1 2 years ago
Oh and re. the shofar... it was Ellul. Traditional to hear the shofar every day, right?
joelstanley1 2 years ago
@joelstanley1 Not traditional to blow shofar before sundown. and not traditional to blow it the way he did. Also, it's definitely NOT traditional to wrap tefillin without a shirt on. God gave Adam and Chava (Eve) clothes for a reason. You could even say it's disrespectful, though I'm sure it wasn't his intention, to wrap tefillin while unclothed. The biggest problem, I would think, would be the fact that this took place at burning man. If anything is similar to idolatry today, it's that.
3cho613 1 year ago
@3cho613 Fair enough. You're right it wasn't an entirely traditional service, but one in which we tried to blend tradition and creativity - very successfully according to the vast majority of the people there.
I personally don't think Burning Man is idolatrous, certainly not in the spirit that many of our camp and community entered into it. But you and I have quite different conceptual frames on this, I'm sure.
joelstanley1 1 year ago
@joelstanley1 the imagination can be a cruel and horrible thing to blend with god's Laws. this seems a good bit more pagan than Jewish, remember numbers account for little, especially if the wrong ideals are set forth. if you bend god to suit the people, the people will come, but they will not be made righteous and they will not change.
IWantToKnowChrist 10 months ago
@IWantToKnowChrist thanks for your thoughts. I think I understand where you're coming from. However, you and I disagree on a number of fundamental things to do with religion and spirituality, namely the roles and definitions of "the imagination," "god's Laws," "paganism," "Jewish," and "righteousness."
joelstanley1 10 months ago
@joelstanley1 thanks brother, i was just saying what i thought and mean no harm, being a gentile believer in christ, i am not under the old covenant laws of moses, so i do not understand it as much as you do. but as long as you are worshipping The god of Abraham, and mean to do it well, then you're alright with me. i know the other guy made a remark about it being at burning man, i think that it is a good thing to have a place of worship for the one true god, in a wilderness of sin. shalom!
IWantToKnowChrist 10 months ago
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@IWantToKnowChrist Comment on your own videos idol worshiper.
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joelstanley1 1 year ago
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@HartmanInstitute He was laying tefillin before the sun went down. Not so unconventional. Ditto blowing the shofar at some point each day of Ellul.
joelstanley1 1 year ago
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@HartmanInstitute many goyim use tefillin etc...look at all the hasid gentiles esp chabad who even do it in public.
BrooklynNotQueens 6 months ago
I never wanted to go to burning man until I say this!
fredowitz1960 2 years ago