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11/09/2024

How to attract the right partner into your life?

When we are born we are born with certain character traits that attract partners that match our character. But not in the way we would want.

The soul knows it wants to fix the anger or abandonment anxiety or anything else that needs fixing in our character.
Therefore subconsciously we are attracted to the person who will help us make the necessary correction.

If we are aware of the necessary correction the process will be less painful, but we are born in order to achieve our correction.
Our awareness will make it much easier for us to make the correction and also to communicate it to each other.

Most of the relationship problems are because we are not aware of the necessary correction and think that the frictions of the relationship are because of all the external things that we notice. But you have to look for the mental correction below the surface.

For example, if I have anger, I will attract a partner who makes me angry.
And if I have a lack of assertiveness, I will attract into my life a partner who inspires submission in me, it will annoy me but it is necessary to me, so that I will be forced to inspire assertiveness in me.

And if I have abandonment anxiety I will be attracted to people who will make me feel uncertain about the relationship.

So what is your fixing and how will you work on it to attract light into your life?

I will be happy to help you

Miriam Drori
Psycho-spiritual therapy

12/08/2024

A Chasdidic Rabbi once said, on Yom Kippur I don't want to eat, and on Tisha B'Av I can't eat

The laws of the three weeks
come to remind us to participate in the sorrow of the whole society.
And not stay focused on the joy of our life through our routine and pleasures.

Like in my personal life, when everything is bad and I'm in a period of depression, I can't sleep, eat or work. Not because I plan it or want to appear pityful, but because my situation really concerns me, so is in the life of the nation or the world, if I care about the situation, the worry of further destruction and disunity, I simply cannot stay in my routine or enjoy life.

Keeping the Halacha is what defines us as a community and this is one of the reasons it is important to keep it, but in my opinion it is not the main reason to keep the Halacha of the three weeks or the nine days.

The main importance of the laws of abstinence is indeed important in order to remember to participate in mourning, but the question is whether I feel the mourning for the Temple, for the essence of life, for social injustices, for the rift in the unity of the people, for the personal pain of everyone who is currently suffering as a result of the consequences of The national situation.

It is important to observe and ask myself whether it hurts me more that I didn't do my laundry and that I'm forbidden to eat meat, or the main focus and pain is in the essence of the matter as I mentioned above.
If we merely observe these laws in a robotic manner without considering the national or personal pain of the other, we have missed the whole point.

As Rabbi Hasidic said, on Yom Kippur I don't want to eat, and on Tisha B'Av I am unable to eat.

Those who mourn for Jerusalem will rejoice in it's joy.
Unlike the whole year when you have to fight our sadness, these days wr have to give place to feeling the energetic cloud of sadness and surrender to it. Because from empathizing with God's pain, which is the essential pain of the world, and from focusing on what builds a strong life and society and what destroys it, we will be rebuilt and redeemed.

Our redemption depends on focusing on the pain of others and of society as a whole.The less we will focus on our own pain and concentrate on society's pain as a whole the sooner we will all be redeemed.

And as long as we are focused on our personal pain, we move further away from understanding the root of pain, that is, the spiritual pain of all pains.

To get closer to redemption, we need to look at the root of the world's pain. On God's pain....

Today is the day Jerichos walls fell and Kabbalah reveals to us the energy of this day
06/05/2024

Today is the day Jerichos walls fell and Kabbalah reveals to us the energy of this day

Experience the amazing energy of Kafkhet Nissan, known for its power to break down walls and reveal God's Kingdom. Join me in reflecting on the significance ...

06/01/2022


Help us publish a new book by Miriam Drori, of .
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Waiting can be sweet. Waiting together can be sweeter.
When people are waiting alone for money, it is sad. First, because they are waiting alone, and second because the money isn’t waiting for them. When we wait and look for G-d, when we are anticipating holy things, longing, and waiting for the holiness to fill our hearts, then the waiting becomes sweet. For two reasons, first, because we are not waiting alone, we are waiting with G-d, and second, because G-d is waiting for us. Because holiness or, in other words, the enlightened life is looking for us. The essence of the Omer counting is like that feeling. Through the Counting of the Omer, we are united in anticipation of the same thing.
We are counting the days together. We are waiting all together for G-d to return us to the service of the Holy Temple and to live life in a holier way.

02/12/2021

Celebrating our downs You can watch a movie or lecture with only emotional eyes or let the emotion go through a screening of the intellect as well.Some people find that what they see touches them first and foremost with emotion. And others convey everything through the mind and do not let emotion in...

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Zefat

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Monday 10:00 - 23:00
Tuesday 09:00 - 23:00
Wednesday 10:00 - 23:00
Thursday 10:00 - 23:00
Sunday 10:00 - 23:00

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