Pinchas divides the land of Israel by divine oracle, and the presenter sees it as a mirror for your own life. Your hardest personal challenge isn't a distraction from your purpose, it's the point. Face it directly and you align with your spiritual spark.
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This week's portion is called Pinchas. To make a long story short, the Holy Land of Israel is being divided among the Israelites. I'd like to put emphasis on the way the land was divided. The Torah explains that the division was done by the Urim and Tumim, which is a kind of an oracle who receives direct instructions from the Almighty Himself. Dividing the land of Israel in that way Actually symbolizes the way our unique spiritual spark, or our soul, was given to us. Just like the 12 tribes of Israel received their unique parcel of land so they can work on it, improve it, and make it fruitful, in that same way we received our unique soul and its unique mission. The question is, how can we tell what kind of the soul we got? And what is our unique mission in this world? This question is maybe one of the hardest to answer, but to discover the answer is actually pretty simple. As human beings, we need to ask ourselves, what is the most difficult challenge for us to overcome? From all the challenges we are facing in life currently, we need to find the hardest one. Remember, there that our ego will do everything to divert us from our true mission. We need to be very honest with ourselves. By discovering the hardest challenge, we can understand better our unique soul and find our specific mission. Since that difficult challenge is so important to us, it is a proof that our mission is connected to it. As humans, We face internal and external challenges. We must deal and face them and never neglect them. We should always know that within those challenges lies our mission. Once we face them and deal with them, success in all matters will surely be ours. Thank you for watching. Please share this video with your friends. It will mean the world to me. See you next week.