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The Legend of the Red String

The Legend of the Red String. Ayin Hora A negative consequence flowing from ‘divine judgment’ caused when someone reacts with jealousy or negativity towards the achievements or possessions of another. Sarai and Hagar. לֹ֥א תְנַחֲשׁ֖וּ וְלֹ֥א תְעֹונֵֽנוּ׃.

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The Legend of the Red String

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  1. The Legend of the Red String

  2. AyinHora A negative consequence flowing from ‘divine judgment’ caused when someone reacts with jealousy or negativity towards the achievements or possessions of another.

  3. Sarai and Hagar

  4. לֹ֥א תְנַחֲשׁ֖וּ וְלֹ֥א תְעֹונֵֽנוּ׃ Do not practice superstition or witchcraft. Leviticus 19:26 That’s sooooooo not fair!

  5. RavEliyahuDessler

  6. RavAronLopiansky

  7. An Ecosystem "Said Rabbi Simon: 'Every single blade of grass has a corresponding angel in the spiritual realm which tends to it and tells it to grow." MidrashRabba, Bereshit 10:6.

  8. Homeostasis and the Hypothalamus

  9. Balance and Judgment

  10. Lets get practical…

  11. The Mirror and the Window

  12. The Mirror – Looking at Yourself

  13. Self Esteem

  14. Judge Me!!!!!!

  15. But what’s wrong with having nice stuff?

  16. the Window – Looking at Others

  17. Sensitivity is the Key • Exam marks • Relationships (PDAs) • Work Use the strings and charms as a REMINDER to work on your self-esteem and be sensitive to others.

  18. How do you avoid This? • Have it for the Right Reason • Use it for Good • Fit it Into the Ecosystem

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