Thursday, March 29, 2018 – 13 Nisan 5778
Parsha Pesach
Everything is possible when you are born of God. (Creativity, p. 268)
Friday, March 30, 2018 – 14 Nisan 5778
Erev Pesach
Here begins Passover (Pesach), to commemorate the Lord’s passing over the houses of the Israelites, as God slew the first-born of Egypt and led the Israelites to freedom.
Notice the times in your life you have been on the edge of changing from what was to what could be. Freedom lies in the possibilities of what is yet to be. (Strength, p. 232)
Saturday, March 31, 2018 – 15 Nisan 5778
Pesach I
“And you shall explain it to your son on that day, “It is because of what the Lord did for me when I went forth from Egypt.”
The Passover Haggadah teaches that you are part of a new generation of humanity and empowered to consider yourself personally liberated from the narrows of ancient Egypt and the restrictions of slavery. With recall and memory, you continue to access a God who is free and encourages you to be free. (Success, p. 232)
If you wish to follow the Counting of the Omer for the next 49 days, there are two resources available for you. The first was written by our own Max Amichai Heppner – or second, you may choose the more conservative version written by Rabbi Simon Jacobson.
Sunday, April 1, 2018 – 16 Nisan 5778 – Omer day 1
Pesach II
Freedom is wherever you choose to see and hear it, through the lens of your own perception. God can appear even in a thick dark cloud, much as happened to the Israelites. The dark cloud was a symbol for the people to accept all the possibilities and forms in which God can be found: the afternoon’s sunlight, the rainy days, the dark ominous clouds of a summer storm. God is in all of them. (Strength, p. 163)
Monday, April 2, 2018 – 17 Nisan 5778 – Omer day 2
Pesach III
Passover weaves together the themes of miracles, Divine guidance, Divine intervention, political freedom, rebirth, and individual renewal.
The greatest freedom of all is to realize that you no longer need to live imprisoned by expectations and self-imposed limitations, for in that freedom you recognize your own divine nature, and the possibility of being everything. (Strength, p. 164)
Tuesday, April 3, 2018 – 18 Nisan 5778 – Omer day 3
Pesach IV
Freedom means coming to peace with the fact that change is inherent in life. (Success, p. 232)
Wednesday, April 4, 2018 – 19 Nisan 5778 – Omer day 4
Pesach V
Freedom comes from within. It is nurtured in your soul. It is manifest in the way you view life and in the obstacles you choose to remove or place on your path. (Success, p. 231)
