The verse for this week is Blessed are those
who hunger and thirst for righteousness for they shall be filled. In the
Aramaic, the words "those" is the world "layleyn"
This is what Neal Douglas Klozt writes about the world
"layleyn."
"The oldest roots of the Aramic word "layleyn (to those) go back to an image of one watching by night, waiting by lamplight for something (specific) to happen. According to the word's most ancient roots, this kind of desire creates a vortex of possibility that draws in the object of the heart." Douglas-Kltoz goes on to explain that the actual grammar of the word connotes possession, as if the thing is already possessed or is being directed toward the person who is desiring it.
In your prayer time this week, consider yourself a "to those." Consider that the thing desired is now rushing toward you, seeking you out and plans to overtake you.
As you are eating your raw food today, and doing all of the things necessary to feed yourself, just don't think of how inconvenient this is or difficult but think about the thing you most desire being placed a fast-moving stream of light and being sent directly to you.
"The oldest roots of the Aramic word "layleyn (to those) go back to an image of one watching by night, waiting by lamplight for something (specific) to happen. According to the word's most ancient roots, this kind of desire creates a vortex of possibility that draws in the object of the heart." Douglas-Kltoz goes on to explain that the actual grammar of the word connotes possession, as if the thing is already possessed or is being directed toward the person who is desiring it.
In your prayer time this week, consider yourself a "to those." Consider that the thing desired is now rushing toward you, seeking you out and plans to overtake you.
As you are eating your raw food today, and doing all of the things necessary to feed yourself, just don't think of how inconvenient this is or difficult but think about the thing you most desire being placed a fast-moving stream of light and being sent directly to you.
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