A Little Monkey. Alot Mysticism.

just in case I'm going to use this let's tell everybody about what you own you are the proud Tati of a nah don't do this to you friend it's a new book Shalom is a proud Tati of a common marmoset one so I have very cute videos of her but I'm not going over the post any of those videos she's eligible well she is a nun [Music] that's actually that's actually we'll call it a night oh no film Zuzu also cuz finally I have an excuse partial Sweeney speak without the non kosher animals and I in general I didn't want to put her in here just because there's a hair up meaning I guess that's what that is lesson but what's really whatever I don't really know but figure it out from the rabbit to not put non-kosher animals not show kids non kosher animals I think that applies to in real life and then also like in dolls and whatever seems like that unless it's like for actual educational purposes of your child I didn't do four pictures yeah I didn't do the full research in it but I wasn't gonna stick a zoo in the late partial show because I know that there's some kids that watch this she stuck herself in there now I currently have an excuse oh hey Zuzu come here come on there you go and say hi to the lake party show say hey no just keep some change [Music] all right Zuzu your minute-and-a-half of monkey business is up let's get to the parsha this week's partials called partial meanie which means eighth because it opens on the Wow eighth day the eighth day from the start of this inauguration ceremony and it was the grand opening this was the first day that the tabernacle the Mishkan was officially open and at your service now this parsha takes us through the events of that eighth day which turned out to be as holy as it was a very fateful and dramatic day and the other big thing that we have in this week's power shot is the laws of what makes an animal kosher as well as a list of some not kosher animals now we can ask a pretty good question Tabernacle holiness stuff and then laws of what we may and may not eat what are these two things paired up for well I'm making all these faces yeah but it's Tara and of course they go perfectly side by side just like zoo zoo command of eros beard and even better of course you may already know that the tabernacle of Michigan is the quintessential expression of gods of out macaws of our purpose in this world and that's to bring godliness into this physical world that's to reveal that this physical world is essentially godliness the tabernacle started since filling expansions on day now the number seven signifies the natural order of things for example there's seven days in a week right the number eight signify something however unless seven which is natural number eight signify something miraculous really something God a godly yeah god that's what we're talking about who the Michigan and in the Mishkan we affected the supernatural miraculous revelation of God this is also what we are doing by keeping the laws of kosher into our desire to eat such a natural desire we bring the supernatural by following God's commands the mitzvos that he gives us this you may eat this you may not eat which in at least one perspective is itself super irrational that's how we bring in the supernatural and that's how you will feel we will Wow that's a tongue twister right there we will reveal the supernatural with the revelation of mashiach and this is an eighth we still have the preceding seven all that you know and have and like about life as it is right now it will stay and the eighth will be revealed and everything that we know have and like now just be so much greater may this be now [Music] I'm not really sure at what point of the video I'm gonna be able to stick this clip in but I just want to let anybody who might be wondering know that I didn't make that decision on my own you know their episode does obviously I'm gonna take it very seriously and I spoke to my personal must be an anti rabbi before putting Zuzu in the late partial show and yeah I'm also saying this to strongly suggest and it's not coming from me I say Lohara Tara Tara strongly suggests that one speaks to a rabbi when in a logic doubt and that one have a spiritual mentor guide in general to help them out