3:1-8
There are 28
“times” listed here, fourteen good times, fourteen bad times.
Hashem guides the world with His two hands, the right hand
symbolizing Chesed, the unbridled giving nature of Hashem, and the
left hand symbolizing Gevurah, the need to set boundaries and
limitations on the Chesed in order to make it usable.
A hand has fourteen
joints which is why in Hebrew the word for hand is יד,
which has the numericcal value of 14. It is for this reason that
there are listed here fourteen times for good and fourteen for bad.
We learn from this
section that there is a time for everything and you can't delay
things or hurry them. If you push the timing it will push back. If
there is no divine desire for something to come about at this time
all the efforts will not bring it about.
3:22
A person should do
things with joy and not with sadness and worry. Joy enables a person
to connect to his spiritual self, whereas sadness created separation.
Worry also comes from a wrong attitude. Who do you think you are that
you should know the future and the results of your efforts?! Hashem
does not want you to know in order that you should be able to
exercise Free-Will.
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