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SCHEDULE UPDATE FOR NOVEMBER:
The Sunday class in Rishon LeZion Will continue with the Self Defense material until end of the month.
Afterwards we will revert to regular training material with emphasis on the TACTICAL aspect with Tactical Baton, Lanseta and Karambit.
Mondays in Tel Aviv will continue with Classical LSA focusing on LEVEL specific material.
Tuesdays in Petach Tikvah will continue with Karambit
Wednesdays will continue with Sparring/Sport Arnis from 19:00-20:00, Self Defense from 20:00-21:00 and Karambit from 21:00 - 22:00.
Thurdays in Rishon LeZion will continue with Classical LSA.
Fridays will revert to Classical LSA at 12:45 -13:45 and Hand to Hand Combat session from 13:45 -14:45.
Please be advised and pass on.
Thanks,
DOREEN ELLEN BELL-DOTAN, TZFAT: The Ground of Being is the highest level of Humility.
The Material Universe is not supposed to be a maidservant - at the disposal and to the use of any and all, without discrimination, without dignity, without recognition, and taken for granted.
We should be giving The Universe the very same advice that we would give to our beloved Daughters, and Sons too:
Don’t respond to those who don’t love you.
Don’t let everyone touch you.
Don’t give of yourself indiscriminately to those who do not honor and value you.
Don’t collapse into the arms of anyone who pays you the least attention.
Give of yourself as you will to those who love and value you and notice the jewels and beauty you hold within.
Imagine a world in which The Universe refused to respond to anyone who didn’t approach it with love and utmost respect. Imagine if metals, for instance, did not allow themselves to be smelted alike for those who make jewelry and those who make shackles, those who build homes and those who build prisons.
Imagine if Material did not actualize except for those who reached out to it in Love and the utmost Respect and Gratitude.
Heaven is very discriminating about who is allowed to touch it. Earth must be so too.
That reality is not only possible; it’s where we are supposed to be living. That reality is called The Land of Israel in Torah. The Land of Israel is not a geographical area and most certainly not a political entity that can be conquered and defended by force of arms. It is a State of Being that is manifested when we attain the level of Humility whereupon though we know that the Creation will materialize to us even if we abuse it, even if we disregard it, even if we take it for granted - we do not and regard it with sacred awe.
Gil Quiniones: We met on a stoop. I lived in 1 Rear, she lived in 1 East. Her apartment is better than mine, so I moved into her apartment. She didn't push me. She’s very curious about the Philippines.
Cristina DC Pastor: If his life could be summed up in bullet points, Gil Quiniones’s would look something like this. The president and CEO of the New York Power Authority (NYPA) is:
• A mechanical engineer• An energy nerd• A West Village family man• A Jewish Filipino• Sela’s dad
An opportunity to join then New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg opened up. It would be his initial sortie into public service. He became the city’s chief consultant on energy policy. He established and led Bloomberg’s Energy Policy Task Force, described as a “public-private group that developed a comprehensive strategy for meeting New York City’s future energy needs.”
He served two governors before Cuomo: Eliot Spitzer from 2007 to 2008, and David Paterson from 2008 to 2010. Cuomo became governor in 2011. They attended a lot of emergency meetings together, and Cuomo witnessed how Quiniones led herculean operations to restore energy and telecommunications during the time.
Just had my teeth cleaned and it was great! I love intolerable pain and filling my mouth with a sea of blood!
— Kayne (@MJCKayne) February 10, 2015
This is a group shot of a #Passover #seder in Manila, Philippines in 1925. Cool, huh? pic.twitter.com/ARTTf2L0Sn
— Jewish Public Media (@JPMediaCo) March 23, 2015
Skyflakes, Filipino matzah? @AlecMapa - what do you think?
— JR Tungol (@jratungol) April 12, 2012
Happy Easter/Passover everyone!
— Dean Devlin (@Dean_Devlin) April 5, 2015
— Primrose MK (@PrimroseMK) April 4, 2015
New Passover Dessert Videos! #constantcontact http://t.co/ctiyHv0lCT
— Leah Jaffee (@LeahCooksKosher) March 21, 2013
How to make delicious chocolate toffee matzah - yum! #Passover
— ModernMom (@ModernMom) April 4, 2015
This really cute, really intoxicated, Filipino Jewish guy sang to me because I wished him "Happy Passover"
— UNGRATEFUL TRASH (@AJFearless15) April 4, 2015
*walks into home during Passover uninvited* oh wow, you already poured a glass of wine for me thanks
— Jonny is a Bunny (@jonny_is_good) April 4, 2015
החג שמח, ישראל! זה הולך להיות חגיגה גדולה לשבוע!
— Amithyst (@TheLadyAmithyst) April 3, 2015
LSAIsrael: Hello everyone! Neta and I are headed out today! I wish you guys Happy Holidays. The guys are taking over training while I’m away. Train hard, train well. Regardless, I’ll miss you guys. Hag Pesach Sameach! See you when I get back.
RICK RAMOS: Long live the special friendship between the Philippines and Israel. Mabuhay and Shalom!
Sarah Couzens: חנוכה שמח!!! but where them chanukkah emojis at?
Samantha Duplessis: A Filipino twist on the traditional Jewish dish of latkes. I used purple ube potatoes intstead of the russet. Turned out delicious! #latkes #Hanukkah #kosherpinoy
Happy Hanukah! How to safely light the Menorah with your young kids #hanukah #chanukah http://t.co/8MULNaniCu
— ModernMom (@ModernMom) December 17, 2014
Happy Hannukah everyone 🔯
— Isabel Sutnick (@swagqueen_ISA) December 16, 2014
#HappyHanukah Cool piece on why #FestivalOfLights more celebrated than historically more significant Jewish holidays http://t.co/Wbr3KjAIZA
— Joy Lim Nakrin (@JoyLimNakrin) December 17, 2014
Happy Hanukkah . Praying for peace, love & understanding #holidayseason pic.twitter.com/CYAaIsh8S9
— Jenjen (@gottalovemom) December 17, 2014
Finally got the Latkes right! #ChappyChanukah pic.twitter.com/wnuC93nYmi
— Primrose MK (@PrimroseMK) December 17, 2014
FROM ADAM SANDLER AND ME TO ALL OF YOU!!!
FELIZ HANUKKAH!!! http://t.co/NkcXOK1xJ0
— Rob Schneider (@RobSchneider) December 17, 2014
RUTH R. WISSE: Great art requires a moral seriousness that allows for the possibility of tragedy as well as the relief of comedy.
Bnei Lot are of an ancient origin. In the migratory tradition of Ruth begun more than two millennia ago, a remnant of David and Solomon migrated into Maritime Southeast Asia which comprises what is now Brunei, East Timor, Indonesia, Malaysia, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea, The Philippines, and Singapore, as well as Melanesia, Micronesia, and Polynesia, with a sizeable minority of Malays migrating back to their tribal allotments in Sephardic Judah, besides Terrestrial and Figurative Jordan.