A short YouTube monologue (by Elay Amitay Halevi) arguing that people labeled the "black sheep" are actually powerful, elevated souls—often from a different soul group—and have unique missions. The speaker urges families to stop limiting or judging them, to nurture their difference, and suggests these individuals can create a new legacy for their family.
What does it mean if you are considered to be the black sheep of the family? The ones who are considered to be black sheep are often the people who the family thinks brings embarrassment or disgrace to the family, kabbalah explains. However, this couldn't be farther from the truth. The black sheep are the most powerful and elevated souls often in the family. The reason is their soul was cut from a different soul group and they are often destined to bring a unique light to the world. The rest of the family often does not understand them, tries to limit them in order to fit the family's traditional, traditional and accepted norms. If you are watching this and have a child or sibling who is different, give them space. Break your limited beliefs about what normal is and embrace their unique soul. See their good. These souls need to be nurtured, not judged, for the Creator has sent them to this world to do a mission only they can do. They not only will not disgrace your family, but with the right support they will usher in a new legacy for your family.
