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Netzach: (lit. “eternity; conquest; victory”); the fourth of the seven Divine middot, or emotional attributes, and of their corresponding mortal middot, or spiritual emotions
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Transmitting eternity and glory.
Transmitting eternity and glory.
When your life depends upon it, there is only one you.
The Attribute of Determination (Netzach)
Clarity of purpose comes from the attribute of Netzach which gives us the determination to bring feelings into action and ideals into reality.
Sefirat HaOmer, Part IV
My resolve and steadfast adherence to a goal are no guarantee of making it up the mountain. If anything, relying solely on myself compromises the very foundation of my endeavors. Buying into the idea that the course of my life is a product exclusively of ...
The names of the ten Sefirot are: Chochmah - wisdom, Binah - understanding, Daat - knowledge, Chessed - kindness, Gevurah - strength, Tiferet - beauty, Netzach - victory, Hod - splendor, Yesod - foundation, and Malchut - kingship. Everything that happens ...
A soul is called a flame, whose nature is to soar upward
A soul is called a flame, whose nature is to soar upward
Seven Sabbaticals of Life: Lesson 2
The Sefirot of Netzach, Hod, Yesod, and Malchut as they correspond to the 1) Messianic Era, 2) the Era of the Resurrection, 3) the Seventh Millennium, and 4) the post-historical era of the "50,000 Jubilees."
Sometimes we do things out of inspiration, something moves us – love, hate or compassion – to act on these feelings. Other times we do what must be done objectively; this behavior comes out of humility.
The Jewish perpetual calendar was arranged in a manner that ensures that the first day of Rosh Hashanah will never fall on Sunday, Wednesday or Friday.According to many, this rule took effect when the perpetual calendar was put in place in the 4th century...
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