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A quick and profound look at the Three Weeks.

A quick and profound look at the Book of Psalms. Chapters 141-150

A quick and profound look at the Book of Psalms. Chapters 131-140

A quick and profound look at the Book of Psalms. Chapters 121-130

A quick and profound look at the Book of Psalms. Chapters 111-120

A quick and profound look at the Book of Psalms. Chapters 101-110

A quick and profound look at the Book of Psalms. Chapters 91-100

A quick and profound look on Pesach.

A quick and profound look at the Book of Psalms. Chapters 81-90

A quick and profound look at the Book of Psalms. Chapters 71-80

A quick and profound look at the Book of Psalms. Chapters 61-70

A quick and profound look at the Book of Psalms. Chapters 51-60

A quick and profound look on Purim.

A quick and profound look at the Book of Psalms. Chapters 41-50

A quick and profound look at the Book of Psalms chapters 31-40

A quick and profound look at the Book of Psalms chapters 21-30

A quick and profound look at the Book of Psalms chapters 11-20

A quick and profound look at the Book of Psalms chapters 1-10

The Jewish Nation heard the first two commandments from Hashem directly. The power of this experience caused them to die. Hashem had to revive them from the dead. The purpose of this was to trade in our physical, finite existence for a new type of body. A body which has Torah as its DNA. This body is bound with Hashem and lives forever. Death is only final for a finite body. One who is willing to give up ones life for Hashem, has traded in one's physical body for an eternal infinite existence. Such a person can never truly die!

Rabbi Shimon Bar Yochai died with the words "Chayim- life." Some die because life leaves them. Some die because they are so elevated and close to the source of life, that they move into a different and eternal realm of life. Rabbi Shimon Bar Yochai revealed on his deathbed the deepest secrets of the Torah. His death was an act of life. He reached the pinnacle of life possible, to the point that his dying word was life. A Jew can connect to Hashem with such a strong connection that he can never sever his ties from life. Rabbi Shimon Bar Yochai physically died, but spiritually, his death was a kiss of eternal life.