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Tuesday 4-27-21 Iyar 14, 5781 3rd. day of the weekly cycle, 39th. Spring Day
OMER COUNT - WEEK 5 - Aaron
April 27 - May 3
HOD – HUMILITY
During the fifth week of counting the Omer, we examine and refine the emotional attribute of Hod or humility.
Humility -- and the resulting yielding -- should not be confused with weakness and lack of self-esteem.
Hod or humility is modesty -- it is acknowledgment saying to God.
It is clearly recognizing your qualities and strengths and acknowledging that they are not your own; they were given to you by God for a higher purpose than just satisfying your own needs.
Humility is modesty; it is recognizing how small you are which allows you to realize how large you can become. And that makes humility so formidable.
A full cup cannot be filled. When you re filled with yourself and your needs, I and nothing else there is no room for more.
When you yourself before something greater than yourself, your capacity to receive increases beyond your previously perceived limits. Humility is the key to transcendence; to reach beyond yourself.
Only true humility gives you the power of total objectivity. Humility is sensitivity; it is healthy shame out of recognition that you can be better than you are and that you can expect more of yourself.
Although humility is silent it is not a void. It is a dynamic expression of life that includes all seven qualities of love, discipline, compassion, endurance, humility, bonding and sovereignty.
Day 29 – Iyar 14 – April 27 - Chesed of Hod: Loving-kindness in Humility
Psalm 126; Ex. 34:6-7
Examine the love in your humility. Healthy humility is not demoralizing; it brings love and joy not fear.
Humility that lacks love has to be reexamined for its authenticity. Sometimes humility can be confused with low self-esteem, which would cause it to be unloving. Humility brings love because it gives you the ability to rise above yourself and love another. Does my humility cause me to be more loving and giving?
More expansive? Or does it inhibit and constrain me?
Exercise for the day: Before praying with humility and acknowledgment of God, give some charity. It will enhance your prayers.
Love always, Walter and Debbie
OMER COUNT - WEEK 5 - Aaron
April 27 - May 3
HOD – HUMILITY
During the fifth week of counting the Omer, we examine and refine the emotional attribute of Hod or humility.
Humility -- and the resulting yielding -- should not be confused with weakness and lack of self-esteem.
Hod or humility is modesty -- it is acknowledgment saying to God.
It is clearly recognizing your qualities and strengths and acknowledging that they are not your own; they were given to you by God for a higher purpose than just satisfying your own needs.
Humility is modesty; it is recognizing how small you are which allows you to realize how large you can become. And that makes humility so formidable.
A full cup cannot be filled. When you re filled with yourself and your needs, I and nothing else there is no room for more.
When you yourself before something greater than yourself, your capacity to receive increases beyond your previously perceived limits. Humility is the key to transcendence; to reach beyond yourself.
Only true humility gives you the power of total objectivity. Humility is sensitivity; it is healthy shame out of recognition that you can be better than you are and that you can expect more of yourself.
Although humility is silent it is not a void. It is a dynamic expression of life that includes all seven qualities of love, discipline, compassion, endurance, humility, bonding and sovereignty.
Day 29 – Iyar 14 – April 27 - Chesed of Hod: Loving-kindness in Humility
Psalm 126; Ex. 34:6-7
Examine the love in your humility. Healthy humility is not demoralizing; it brings love and joy not fear.
Humility that lacks love has to be reexamined for its authenticity. Sometimes humility can be confused with low self-esteem, which would cause it to be unloving. Humility brings love because it gives you the ability to rise above yourself and love another. Does my humility cause me to be more loving and giving?
More expansive? Or does it inhibit and constrain me?
Exercise for the day: Before praying with humility and acknowledgment of God, give some charity. It will enhance your prayers.
Love always, Walter and Debbie
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