Which lead me to see the cellular phone in a whole new light. The cellphone is, l'havdil, the aspect of the Mishkan in our daily lives. Through it, we may remain in contact with those closest to our heart and soul no matter where we go.
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forever bound
I was learning Hesed l'Avraham (1:23) this morning on the way to work, something I only get to do if I don't have to drive. He was speaking about the Shechinah and the Mishkan, and it occurred to me that many parents can identify (l'havdil) with HaShem's desire to maintain a presence with their children no matter where they may go. Hence, the Shechinah goes with us even into Galut.
Which lead me to see the cellular phone in a whole new light. The cellphone is, l'havdil, the aspect of the Mishkan in our daily lives. Through it, we may remain in contact with those closest to our heart and soul no matter where we go.
Which lead me to see the cellular phone in a whole new light. The cellphone is, l'havdil, the aspect of the Mishkan in our daily lives. Through it, we may remain in contact with those closest to our heart and soul no matter where we go.
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