I am...Janét
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Most people don’t know this about me but my passion is music. I am a classical trained singer. I love the elements of music. As, I was reminded this morning. Music has it’s 3 elements Rhythm, Harmony, and Melody. All 3 together gives it Universal Power.
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One of the most powerful lessons I learned in my youth and if I could pass onto someone is the POWER OF CREATION and using the Creative Power Process (TM). Realize that the process of creation has 3 elements: intellectual creation (thought), verbally spoken and physical action.
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Also, 3 signifies completeness and stability, as represented by the three Patriarchs and the three pilgrimage festivals—Passover, Shavuot, and Sukkot (I Kings 17:21; Daniel 6:10)
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THE POWER OF 3 CONTINUES
Are you really surprised that
MIND + HEALTH = WEALTH
What goes on in the mind manifest in the body. What goes on in the body is magnified by the mind.
How would anyone except to produce the third component if the previous 2 components are functioning ineffectively?
Health is Wealth. If your mind cannot yield your body to it’s will, how will your body produce the strength for the mind to function optimally.
Both MIND & HEALTH operate systemically and are inseparable. -
Etz HaChayim
As, I stated in my previous post, I would clarify the meaning of Etz HaChayim. It is hebrew for “The Tree of Life.”
Also, known in Judaism as the TEN Sephirot which is considered to be revelations of the Creator’s Will.
I decided to add Etz HaChayim to my name because it’s symbolic to me on many levels spiritually and professionally. My company Janét Aizenstros Omni Media (JAOM) provides women with the necessary resources they need to live exceptional lives.
Just like a tree it gives life to nature, JAOM gives life to the opportunity and possibility women can create in life and business.
www.jaomonline.com
QUICK LESSON:
Within Jewish mysticism
1. The first sephirah describes the Divine Will above intellect. Known as Keter (CROWN) : Divine Will to create/Infinite Light of the Creator/the Hebrew name of God “Ehyeh Asher Ehyeh - I Am that I Am”
2. The next sephirot describe conscious Divine Intellect. Known as Binah-“Understanding”: the infinite flash of Chochmah brought into the vessel of understanding to give it grasp of breadth and depth/feminine vessel that gives birth to the emotions/reason/understanding brings teshuva return to God
3. And the latter sephirot describe the primary and secondary conscious Divine Emotions. Known as Chochmah-“Wisdom”: First unbounded flash of an idea before it takes on limitations/male light/Divine Reality/first revelation/creation from nothingness
Notice the POWER OF 3 again?
Also, the two sephirot (Binah and Malchut) the later Malchut being 10 is the base of the 10 sephirot are feminine, as the female principle in Kabbalah describes a vessel that receives the outward male light, then inwardly nurtures and gives birth to lower sephirot. Corresponding to this is the Female Divine Presence (Shechinah).
Kabbalah sees the human soul as mirroring the Divine (after Genesis 1:27, “God created man in His own image, in the image of God He created him, male and female He created them”), and more widely, all creations as reflections of their life source in the sephirot.
Therefore, the sephirot also describe the spiritual life of man, and constitute the conceptual paradigm in Kabbalah for understanding everything.
This relationship between the soul of man and the Divine, gives Kabbalah one of its two central metaphors in describing Divinity, alongside the other Ohr (light) metaphor.