Day 4 of the Omer

Netzach in Chesed – victory of the self in compassion and kindness.

Netzach is often associated with a powerful sense of self, even to the exclusion of others so perhaps a challenging fit into to world of compassion and loving kindness.

Kindness towards others begins with understanding that we have something worth giving. We need to believe in or own self-worth in order to offer kindness, even to our selves.

So on this day let us remember to care for our selves as a start to offering each other compassion.

Shabbat Shalom, Happy Counting, and Happy Passover!

Other Posts

Meet Student Rabbi/Cantor Shayna Burack!

We are delighted to announce that from July 7 through August 10, Temple Beth El will host Student Rabbi/Cantor Shayna Burack for a unique and enriching summer internship. Shayna is a rising sixth-year cantorial student

Read More »

Our Hearts Are in Boulder

Dear Temple Beth El Family, Temple Beth El is heartbroken to learn of the attack against the Jewish community of Boulder, Colorado. We are sending

Read More »