Netzach of Hod – “Two minds alike” | Counting the Omer - Rabbi Alon Anava | #sefirathaomer

yesterday was 31 days and last week we did and many people asked if it's the same thing backwards and my answer was wait till next week you'll get your answer we don't switch things around but nevertheless there wereare if you remember the structure of the SP and based on the teachings of the zor of where it's talking about the so we explained that many times that the right and left hand is the body and n and hod are the legs n is right leg and hod is the left leg so they always come in a pair so I was surprised that people asked if and or is the same thing why don't you ask with that's the only time we got questions with and hold and but nevertheless it's true there are a couple there are a pair uh they're always going to be working in a way like in conjunction like a Partners but nevertheless n is the winner and hod is the attribute of admitting so the admitting that represents so to say now the loser now I know a lot of people don't like the word loser and a lot of people say wait a minute in basketball or football there can be a winner and a loser but how can there'll be a loser so we're just using the word loser lost not necessarily the person is losing inem but we want to explain more in depth how the n and the they go together so if we have a winner on one side the the N so has to be the power of admitting the H on the other side so what is it mean the Victory and the loss the winner and the loser what does it really mean so it seems and that's sometimes a situation that the one who's the loser is really the winner it just seems like he lost and the one who so to say steps back so it seems like he lost but who says that's the loser that could be very much dka the winner now where do we really find this concept that one needs to admit or so to say subdue himself or step back in order for the other one to be really the winner where do we see that the most is between me and the Kosh and when I know how to subjugate myself or to subdue myself to humble myself in front of my of Hashem as me saying to hem you are the winner you are the boss and I explain that many times that when we wake up in the morning and we say it's not that I only thank AEM for doing me a favor and giving me back my soul I actually say I admit in in front of you that's proper Hebrew I admit that you are the king you are the winner you are the one same thing when we pray three times a day and we say we admit in front of you