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In dieser Folge des Leise War Gestern Podcasts sprechen Kai, Pia und Flo über Winterfestivals. Sie teilen ihre Erfahrungen mit Indoor- und Outdoor-Festivals in der kalten Jahreszeit und diskutieren das besondere Festivalfeeling, das durch Schnee und Kälte entsteht. Dabei stehen Herausforderungen wie das unvorhersehbare Wetter und technische Probleme im Mittelpunkt. Besondere Festivals wie das Wacken Winter Nights Spectaculum und das Metal Hammer Paradise werden ebenfalls thematisiert. Im zweiten Teil der Folge geht es um das geplante Live-Event des Pommes Gabel Podcasts, das am 18. Oktober im Geris in Grevenbräusch stattfinden soll. Neben Details zum Veranstaltungsort und Ticketpreis wird auch die Möglichkeit eines Livestreams und einer Übertragung im Lokalradio besprochen. Abschließend diskutieren die Hosts die Entwicklung von Bands wie Powerwolf, NSOK, Metallica und Leprous und stellen die Frage, ob etablierte Bands Platz für neue Headliner machen sollten. Keywords: Winterfestivals, Indoor-Festivals, Outdoor-Festivals, Festivalfeeling, Wetter, Technik, Wacken Winter Nights, Metal Hammer Paradise, Pommes Gabel Podcast, Live-Event, Powerwolf, NSOK, Metallica, Leprous, Headliner Takeaways: Winterfestivals bieten eine einzigartige Atmosphäre, sind aber auch mit logistischen und technischen Herausforderungen verbunden. Indoor-Festivals im Winter können gemütlich sein, während Outdoor-Festivals durch Kälte und Schnee intensiver wirken. Bekannte Winterfestivals wie Wacken Winter Nights Spectaculum und Metal Hammer Paradise stehen zur Auswahl. Das Live-Event des Pommes Gabel Podcasts könnte als Livestream und über das Lokalradio übertragen werden. Die Diskussion um die Entwicklung von Bands zeigt, dass die Metal-Szene immer in Bewegung bleibt, insbesondere bei Bands wie Leprous. Chapters: 00:00 - Einleitung und persönliche Befindlichkeiten 04:56 - Themen-Roulette: Winterfestivals 08:35 - Winterfestivals: Skurrile und besondere Erlebnisse 12:29 - Winterfestivals: Auswahl und Veranstaltungen 15:24 - Einleitung und Planung des Live-Events 17:42 - Powerwolf: Eine Band, die sich zu einem Headliner entwickelt hat 20:36 - Metallica: Stagnation oder bewusste Entscheidung? 22:28 - Leprous: Eine Band, die sich positiv weiterentwickelt hat 27:54 - Die Frage nach neuen Headlinern in der Musikszene 32:41 - Ausblick auf kommende Episoden und Verabschiedung Sound Bites: "Winter ist für mich eine Konzertzeit und keine Festivalzeit." "Wie cool wäre ein frostbitten Black Metal Outdoor Festival im Winter?" "Ein Winterfestival, wo es klirrend kalt ist, so wie die Musik." Titel-Vorschläge: Winterfestivals: Eine begrenzte Auswahl Indoor vs. Outdoor: Das Festivalfeeling im Winter Live-Event des Pommes Gabel Podcasts geplant Eine Band, die sich stark verändert hat

On social media he may come off as a quiet, unseeming user, but in person Geris Hernandez is full of opinions and interest. Whether he's selling houses, adding to his rental portfolio, or assessing risks for high priority individuals - he's working hard, diligently, loyally, and enjoying a nice de-stress with a Dominos™ pizza. This podcast is full of valuable information from a guy who is KILLING IT, so check it out! Sell your house, land or commercial property on: https://handsomehomebuyer.com/ Follow us on: TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@handsome_homebuyer Twitter: https://twitter.com/handsome_hb Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/handsome_homebuyer/ Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/handsome_homebuyer/ Linkedin: www.linkedin.com/in/charles-weinraub-94376116b

John’s former producer Elif Geris checks-in to give an update on her life in Los Angeles, how she’s been doing since she left WGN, what it’s like to pursue music as a career, and to share a new song that she just released. Listen to “Should We Be Dead” on all of the streaming platforms!

John’s former producer Elif Geris checks-in to give an update on her life in Los Angeles, how she’s been doing since she left WGN, what it’s like to pursue music as a career, and to share a new song that she just released. Listen to “Should We Be Dead” on all of the streaming platforms!

John’s former producer Elif Geris checks-in to give an update on her life in Los Angeles, how she’s been doing since she left WGN, what it’s like to pursue music as a career, and to share a new song that she just released. Listen to “Should We Be Dead” on all of the streaming platforms!

Aaliyah is back on the pod! All about her college excitement, sibling relationships, makeup, relationships & more Early Episodes Here: https://anchor.fm/agahmil/subscribe Send questions, topics you'd like to hear, advice you may want, or really anything you wanna tell us to agahmilpodcast@gmail.com Follow us on Instagram @agahmil to stay updated! Stop gun violence: https://marchforourlives.com/sign-the-petition/ Support the Black community: https://blacklivesmatters.carrd.co

The Worlds Most Toronto Podcast - VoicesFromTheStaircase Where we don't gather around dinner tables and couches, we meet up in the staircase. That's where we discuss all things that matter from relationships, sports and even politics. Join us every week to hear what VoicesFromTheStaircase have to discuss. Follow us on socials https://www.instagram.com/voicesfromthestaircase/ https://www.tiktok.com/@voicesfromthestaircase?lang=en Snapchat: @VoicesFromTheSC https://twitter.com/VoicesFromTheSC

On today's episode of the Join Jessica XO series, I am sharing a conversation with the beautiful soul and my client Emily Geris! Emily has been a client for over two years and the transformation I've watched her undergo during our time together leaves me speechless!  Inside of today's episode we talk about SO MANY beautiful things: binge and emotional eating, body image, abundance, starting a coaching business, healing sisterhood wounds and SO MUCH MORE.  Emily is a person who when she speaks, you want to listen; I hope you enjoy this episode...I know you'll adore Emily just as much as we do! XOIf you'd like to connect with todays guest Emily, you can do so below:Instagram: @abundanceemilyPodcast: Abundantly You.If you're interested in any of the opportunities to work with Jessica that were referenced during today's podcast, you can find links below or you can message Jessica on Instagram.Links/Resources:Join 2022 Recapped.Join the Podcast Course.Join JJXO Unfiltered Radio.Register for the NEW Freebie Friday emails!Join the EXCLUSIVE Pep Talks Membership!Get a 5-day Voxer Coaching Pass.Get the Create Joy Products HERE.Sign up for the JJXO Weekly Newsletter.Join the FREE Create Change Community!Read my book "Battle for Growth".Need a Workout Plan? Get mine hereFollow the Inspiration on Instagram.TOPICS COVERED:(02:51) Secret Birthday Offer(04:02) The Resolution Update(05:44) Exclusive Pep Talks with the Queen(06:45) MBS Session 2023(09:12) Interview with Amy

This episode is brought to you by: GRUBBED https://grubbed.com Detective Constable, Shawn Geris is a twenty-year veteran of the Toronto Police Service and holds a Bachelor's Degree from the University of Guelph. His practical and theoretical experience has given him an edge of understanding community issues related to gun and gang violence. Shawn's experience within the Toronto Police Service, includes working in: the Primary Response Unit, the Criminal Investigative Bureau, the Community Response Unit, Toronto Police Transit Unit the Neighbourhood Officer Unit, the Firearms section and the Use of Force section at the Toronto Police College, and currently in the Integrated Gang Prevention Task Force. Prior to becoming a police officer in Toronto, Shawn worked at the Elgin Middlesex Detention Centre and the Genest Detention Centre for Youth as a Correctional Officer three years in working with adult and young offenders. Detective Constable, Shawn Geris has been volunteering in various capacities, roles, and positions for over 20 years and is dedicated to various community initiatives, on and off the job. During his time in 31 Division, Detective Constable, Shawn Geris established an amateur wrestling program at Westview Centennial Secondary School and ran the Gang Resistance Education and Training (G.R.E.A.T.) program in several of the area's schools.

On this episode of the "Stop Thinking Start Doing" Podcast we welcomed Emily Geris, an excellent human being, a genuine and honest and wonderful soul, and a present, powerful, and so incredibly beautiful light in our lives. In addition to all of those things, Emily is also an abundance mindset and wealth embodiment coach as well as the host of the Abundantly You Podcast. Join us as we dive deep into "The Power of Giving," look at the power of receiving, and learn that when water is added to the harbor, all boats rise.Check out Emily Geris on Instagram at @abundanceemily or listen to her very own podcast, "Abundantly You".   You can also find Emily at her Free Facebook Community page https://m.facebook.com/groups/abundantlyyoucommunityIntro by: Derek KrykewyczInstagram@stopthinking_startdoing@blooming.brewerYouTubehttps://youtube.com/channel/UC-BbMyaxZp6D0amuhUt71ewPurchase your Journal here https://stopthinkingstartdoing.org/Mighty Network https://stop-thinking-start-doing.mn.co/landing?from=https%3A%2F%2Fstop-thinking-start-doing.mn.co%2Fgroups%2F6660906%3Futm_source%3Dmanual

I had the privilege and honor of sitting down with Shawn Geris a 20 yr police constable working  with our friends to the north in Toronto Canada. A skilled martial artist, wrestling, BJJ Black belt, use of force instructor , and overall bad ass.  The humblest of men, he's impacting the community in ways many of us have forgotten. He is addressing the at risk youth community in trying to keep them from entering the gang lifestyle while assisting those that are in by showing them a better life's path. We discussed training, the importance of caring and his work with the Engage416 project. We also talked about the role his dad ( 3X Olympic wrestler) played in shaping and developing his character. Sit back and give this conversation a listen. Im confident you'll walk away better for doing so, I know I did. Until next week, stay safe and healthy, God Bless, Johnhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/shawngeris?lipi=urn%3Ali%3Apage%3Ad_flagship3_profile_view_base_contact_details%3BR%2F72a%2BvtQZWfj6b2mM9pEw%3D%3DTwitterhttps://twitter.com/TPSShrekyhttps://media-exp1.licdn.com/dms/image/C4D2DAQEeP6I2-0hIbg/profile-treasury-image-shrink_1920_1920/0/1611680208961?e=1663963200&v=beta&t=1UolcVvjtAK5ksqP-WDznc959yk_N1SemAW9ZX5hXyg www.torontogangprevention.cawww.engage416.caInstagram is: TpsShrekyTiktok is: @badgeduty

"Maria, então, disse: “Eis aqui a serva do Senhor; faça-se em mim segundo a tua palavra!” E o anjo retirou-se." (Lc 1,38) Na Rádio Regional Esperança de Lins (95,1 FM) - A rádio da família! - das 18h10 às 18h50. https://www.regionalesperanca.com.br/ Orações; Músicas; Evangelho; Homilia Diária; Santo do dia; Catecismo da Igreja Católica. Apresentação João Claudio - "Que Jesus cresça e que eu diminua." (Jo 3, 30) CRÉDITOS: Música de fundo: Canto Gregoriano Monges do Monastério Beneditino de Santo Domingo de Silos, youtube: https://youtu.be/-cwHhzmU7ps Introdução: Esperar contra toda desesperança - Padre Léo, canal Canção Nova Play, youtube: https://youtu.be/T7MU6mrMSFA MÚSICA 1: Foi por Você - Anjos de Resgate, youtube: https://youtu.be/yrq56D6FQ2o Evangelho do Dia, site da Canção Nova, link: https://liturgia.cancaonova.com/pb/ Homilia Diária, site do Padre Paulo Ricardo, link: https://padrepauloricardo.org/programas/homilia-diaria MÚSICA 2: Perfeito é quem te criou - Vida Reluz, youtube: https://youtu.be/S6udRo0NX8g Catecismo da Igreja Católica, artigos 880 e 881, site do Vaticano, link: http://www.vatican.va/archive/ccc/index_po.htm MÚSICA 3: Pedro - Andrei Alves e Fábio Geris, youtube: https://youtu.be/oIFsZ2Wc-DE Santo do Dia: 22 de agosto - Nossa Senhora Rainha, canal do Padre Alex Nogueira, youtube: https://youtu.be/CC9ZHdqbdbk MÚSICA 4: Senhora e Rainha - Adriana Melo, youtube: https://youtu.be/SfUPSgs-N9g Oração Final: Laudes, site iBreviary, link: http://www.ibreviary.com/m2/breviario.php MÚSICA 5: Maria passa à frente - Eliana Ribeiro, youtube: https://youtu.be/NnN1FUpZaXk #IgrejaCatólica #MúsicaCatólica #Católicos #Evangelho #TerçoMariano #ImaculadoCoraçãodeMaria #IgrejadeCristo #Igreja #SantoTerço #Santidade #SagradoCoraçaodeJesus #santododia #sedesantos #santoscatolicos #Fé #Deus #Jesus #JesusCristo #liturgiadiária #Cristo #BíbliaSagrada #Bíblia #NossaSenhoradeFátima #NossaSenhora #NossaSenhoraAparecida #CatecismodaIgrejaCatólica #Mártires #CaminhandocomJesus #ConsulteaEsperança

An empty park, a tranquil playground, or a splash pad not being used, cast doubt to a Gang Prevention Task Force Officer. Axel sits down with Detective Constable, with an integrated Gang Prevention Task Force, Shawn Geris, to discuss the preventative efforts and strategies that are being implemented in our neighborhoods that help prevail a safe environment while preventing gang activities. The GREAT program, Gang Resistance Education and Training, is one effective way to mitigate gang involvement and reduce gang subculture participation at an early age.

The title is just a reference to the episode number… ironically, the boys are not in great form. Rick, Rollo, livingman, Geris and Ab the Fakeologist are all there from the beginning. Geris finds it hard to be heard amongst chaos. Ab also demonstrates the hotline number. No tags for this post.

"Eu te farei luz das nações, para que minha salvação chegue até aos confins da terra." (Is 49, 6) Na Rádio Regional Esperança de Lins (95,1 FM) - A rádio da família! - das 18h10 às 18h50. https://www.regionalesperanca.com.br/ Orações; Músicas; Evangelho; Homilia Diária; Santo do dia; Catecismo da Igreja Católica. Apresentação João Claudio - "Eu apenas doo meu tempo e minha voz. Sou um servo inútil. Fiz apenas o que devia fazer." (conf. Lucas 17, 10) CRÉDITOS: Música de fundo: Canto Gregoriano Monges do Monastério Beneditino de Santo Domingo de Silos, youtube: https://youtu.be/-cwHhzmU7ps Introdução: Rios de água viva - Pe. Léo, canal Canção Nova Play, youtube: https://youtu.be/9uS25RSLDe4 MÚSICA 1: Vem, Oh! Água Viva - Márcio Todeschini e Pitter, youtube: https://youtu.be/Q0OjPZkUdRU Evangelho do Dia, site da Canção Nova, link: https://liturgia.cancaonova.com/pb/ Homilia Diária, site do Padre Paulo Ricardo, link: https://padrepauloricardo.org/episodios/duas-traicoes-uma-so-redencao MÚSICA 2: Pedro - Andrei Alves e Fábio Geris, youtube: https://youtu.be/oIFsZ2Wc-DE Catecismo da Igreja Católica, artigo 721, site do Vaticano, link: http://www.vatican.va/archive/ccc/index_po.htm MÚSICA 3: Virgem das dores - Eliana Ribeiro, youtube: https://youtu.be/eR2oEt1oFVg Santo do Dia: 12 de abril - São Júlio I, Papa, canal do Padre Alex Nogueira, youtube: https://youtu.be/JGVRk5y_K2k MÚSICA 4: Vós Sois Meu Pastor - Ministério de Música Doação, youtube: https://youtu.be/sDLEtQP2LKY Oração Final: Breviário, Laude, site Breviary Web, link: http://www.ibreviary.com/m2/breviario.php MÚSICA 5: Morte de Cruz - Adriana Arydes, youtube: https://youtu.be/0mOF_oa2Xo0 #IgrejaCatólica #MúsicaCatólica #Católicos #Evangelho #TerçoMariano #ImaculadoCoraçãodeMaria #IgrejadeCristo #Igreja #SantoTerço #Santidade #SagradoCoraçaodeJesus #santododia #sedesantos #santoscatolicos #Fé #Deus #Jesus #JesusCristo #liturgiadiária #Cristo #BíbliaSagrada #Bíblia #NossaSenhoradeFátima #NossaSenhora #NossaSenhoraAparecida #CatecismodaIgrejaCatólica #Mártires #CaminhandocomJesus #ConsulteaEsperança

The Torah in Parashat Mesora (14:35) addresses the situation of “Nigeh Batim” – discolorations that appear on the walls of a person's home. It commands such a person to approach a Kohen, and inform him that there is a suspected Sara'at affliction in his home. The Kohen then comes to the house to inspect the discoloration. The Torah presents a series of guidelines that must be followed depending on the nature of the affliction on the wall. The Sefer Ha'hinuch explains that G-d would bring an affliction upon a person's house as a relatively mild punishment, before bringing more severe afflictions. In His infinite compassion, G-d would first strike a person's home to alert him of the need to repent and improve his conduct. If the person failed to repent, then G-d would bring a Sara'at affliction upon his garments, and if he continued to persist in his wrongful conduct, then G-d would bring the most severe affliction – bodily Sara'at, which surfaces on the individual's skin. G-d never wishes to bring punishment, and He does so only for the purpose of awakening the person to repent. If the person fails to heed the call, then more severe measures are needed in order to arouse him to repent. Secondly, the Sefer Ha'hinuch writes, G-d would bring Sara'at upon a home for the person's benefit, so he would discover treasures hidden behind the walls. The Emorim, who inhabited the Land of Israel before Beneh Yisrael, would hide their treasures inside their walls. G-d would therefore afflict the home, thus requiring the walls to be dismantled, and the person – who might at first lament having to dismantle house – would discover the hidden treasures and instantly become wealthy. The Sefer Ha'hinuch writes that G-d could have shown the people these treasures through some other means, such as by sending a prophet to inform them of the hidden treasures, but G-d always prefers following the laws of nature, and minimizing miracles. He thus arranged that people would need to dismantle their homes and discover the treasures in the process. In order for a house to be declared afflicted with Nigeh Batim, there must be two adjacent discolorations, twice the size of a Geris (a certain type of bean). If the discoloration is very dark green, or very dark red, then the house is immediately declared to be afflicted with Sara'at. Likewise, if the discoloration spreads after the Kohen's initial inspection, the home is declared to have Sara'at. The Torah writes that a person who sees a suspected Sara'at affliction in his home must approach a Kohen and state, “Ke'nega Nir'a Li Ba'bayit” – “The likeness of an affliction appeared to me in my home.” The Sages understood from the word “Ke'nega” (“The likeness of an affliction”) that even if the homeowner is learned, and proficient in the laws of Sara'at, he may not make a definitive ruling about the discoloration in his home. This ruling is issued only by a Kohen, and so even if the homeowner knows with certainty that the discoloration he sees qualifies as Sara'at, he must not speak in definitive terms, and should instead tell the Kohen that he sees “Ke'nega,” something resembling a Sara'at affliction. A house without windows is not subject to the laws of Sara'at Ha'bayit. This is inferred from the homeowner's statement to the Kohen, “Ke'nega Nir'a Li” – that the affliction is “seen to me,” implying that he sees without any illumination (in the Sages' words, “Li Ve'lo Le'ori”). This indicates that the discoloration must be visible without a candle, with only sunlight, and thus the home must have windows in order to be declared as having a Sara'at affliction. The house must be at least four square Amot, contain four walls, and be made from either stone or wood; a house made from marble is not subject to the laws of Nigeh Batim. It must also stand on the ground, and thus a treehouse, for example, is not subject to the laws of Nigeh Batim. The Torah introduces this subject by speaking of a Sara'at affliction “Be'bet Eretz Ahuzatchem” – “in a house in the land of your inheritance,” indicating that only homes in Eretz Yisrael are subject to these laws. A house outside the Land of Israel cannot be declared afflicted with Sara'at. Furthermore, the Talmud establishes that these laws do not apply to homes in the city of Jerusalem, because Jerusalem was not allotted to any particular tribe (“Lo Nit'haleka Li'shbatim”), and was thus considered in a sense shared by the entire nation. The command to follow the procedures relevant to Nigeh Batim applies to both male and female homeowners, and only in times when there are Kohanim proficient in these laws and thus capable of issuing rulings to determine the status of discolorations. The aforementioned verse, “Ke'nega Nir'a Li Ba'bayit,” has been understood as conveying an important lesson about Emuna (faith). Anytime we experience any sort of hardship, we must trust that the difficulty we face is only “Ke'nega” – “the likeness of an affliction,” something which appears as a misfortune, but which is actually to our benefit. We must remember that everything Hashem does, even that which causes hardship, is actually a blessing. Indeed, the word “Nega” (“affliction”) has the same letters as “Oneg” – “delight,” teaching us that there is a hidden blessing latent within every difficult situation. This is the message of the hidden treasures within the walls – the homeowner initially bemoans his misfortune, having to take down his house, but this ultimately leads him to great fortune. This concept can be understood in light of an incident that occurred a number of years ago when a fellow was arrested by the police and badly beaten. The fellow sued the police, and they were found guilty of unjustly beating him. They reached a settlement, amounting to hundreds of thousands of dollars. A calculation was made that this fellow received $20,000 for every blow that he suffered. In an interview, the man joked that he wished the police beat him even more, because he would then have become even wealthier… This humorous remark may be seen as illustrative of the message of the hidden treasures inside the walls that are stricken with Sara'at. Everything Hashem does is a blessing, though often it is disguised as “beatings” and misfortune. Even when Hashem punishes us, He punishes us as a loving father, hoping to steer us in the right direction. And thus we learn from the Misva of Nigeh Batim to always view every seeming misfortune as “Ke'nega” – something resembling an “affliction,” but which is, in truth, to our ultimate benefit.

The Torah in Parashat Tazria (13) establishes the procedures that must be followed in the case of “Sara'at Ha'beged” – a form of Sara'at (“leprosy”) that affects garments and other cloth materials. The Sefer Ha'hinuch counts following these procedures as the 172 nd of the Torah's 613 Biblical commands. Explaining the reason behind this command, the Sefer Ha'hinuch writes that G-d sometimes brings punishment upon a person the way a parent occasionally must punish a child. The punishment is done not out of vengeance or a desire to inflict harm, but rather out of love, so that the child will learn how to behave properly. In His infinite kindness, the Sefer Ha'hinuch explains, G-d would bring Sara'at infections upon a person's garment in order that he will recognize this supernatural phenomenon, repent, and thus avoid more severe punishment. The sudden discoloration of garments is clearly miraculous, and does not occur naturally. The garment's owner will thus understand that G-d is warning him to repent, before He brings upon him the more grievous form of Sara'at – that which afflicts a person's body. G-d lovingly would cause this to occur as a “wakeup call,” to inspire the individual to repent. Materials are determined to have this form of Sara'at only if they are made from either wool or linen; garments from other materials are not subject to the laws of Sara'at Ha'beged. The garment is considered stricken with Sara'at only if the discoloration is at least the size of a “Geris” (a type of small bean). If the discoloration is “Yerakrak” – a sharp green – or “Adamdam” – a sharp red – then the garment is confirmed stricken with Sara'at, and must be burned. If the garment's status could not initially be confirmed, and a follow-up inspection was required after a waiting period, then the garment is confirmed to have Sara'at if the discoloration spread in the interim. These Halachot apply not only to garments, but to all cloth materials that are susceptible to Tum'at Met (the impurity resulting from contact with a human corpse) and Tum'at Sheretz (the impurity resulting from contact with one of the eight impure rodents). These include curtains and cloth coverings of Sifreh Torah that are made from wool or linen. All such materials are subject to the laws of Sara'at Ha'beged. These Halachot apply to the garments of both men and women, and in times when there were Kohanim proficient in the laws of Sara'at and thus capable of determining the status of suspected Sara'at infections. One who has a garment on which signs of Sara'at have appeared but neglects to follow the Torah's guidelines has transgressed this affirmative command.

The Torah in Parashat Tazria (Vayikra 13:2) commands that if one sees a white discoloration on his skin, he must approach a Kohen who will then determine whether the discoloration qualifies as Sara'at. Rather than dismiss the discoloration as some medical condition, he must acknowledge that it has been sent by G-d on account of his sins, and that he is therefore required to undergo the process dictated by the Torah to rectify his wrongful conduct. The Sefer Ha'hinuch explains that this command was given in order to reinforce our belief in Hashgaha – divine providence, that everything that happens in the world is caused by G-d, and nothing occurs randomly. When a person sees a discoloration on his skin, he must immediately recognize that this did not simply happen for no reason, but rather has been brought by G-d for the purpose of awakening him to repent for his sins, particularly for the sin of Lashon Ha'ra (negative speech about other people). This strengthens his awareness of the fact that nothing occurs randomly, and that all events have been orchestrated by G-d. The individual consults with a Kohen, rather than a physician, because the Kohanim were assigned the role of achieving atonement on behalf of the people through the offering of sacrifices, and the Kohen would thus guide the person towards repentance and the rectification of his misdeeds. The Torah establishes that there are two shades of white which qualify as a Sara'at infection. The first is “Se'et,” which is white like wool, and the other is “Baheret,” which resembles the whiteness of snow. Each of these two categories also has a subsidiary category, called a “Sapahat.” The “Sapahat” of “Se'et” is a white color resembling “Kerum Besa” – the inner membrane of an egg, and this is the lowest level of whiteness which qualifies as Sara'at. A skin discoloration at least as white as “Kerum Besa” is considered a Sara'at infection. In order qualify as a Sara'at infection, the discoloration must be at least the size of a “Geris” – that is, the area of six hairsbreadths by six hairbreadths. If the Kohen sees a white hair that grows from the infected area, then the individual is conclusively determined to be Tameh (impure). Likewise, if he sees “Mihyat Basar” – some healthy skin forming in the middle of the dead skin in the infected area, then he declares the person Tameh. If the Kohen sees neither of these two symptoms, but the color of the infected skin is one of the colors of Sara'at, then he declares a seven-day waiting period call “Hesger.” After this period, if the Kohen sees that the discoloration had spread, then he declares the individual Tameh. If not, and neither of the aforementioned two symptoms have surfaced, then a second seven-day waiting period is proclaimed, and if nothing changes during the second seven-day period, then the individual is proclaimed Tahor (pure). If even after the first week, the discoloration fades and becomes less white than the whiteness of a “Kerum Besa,” then the person is declared Tahor. This law applies to both men and women, and is applicable only when we have Kohanim who are qualified to reach decisions regarding the status of a suspected Sara'at infection. The Rambam writes that a person who has a Sara'at infection nowadays must make a note for himself that when the Bet Ha'mikdash is rebuilt, he needs to offer the purification sacrifices required of a Mesora (person stricken with Sara'at). If, in times when these laws were practically applicable, a person saw what appeared to be a Sara'at infection, but he ignored it and did not consult with a Kohen, then he transgressed this affirmative command. The Sefer Ha'hinuch comments that it would seem that such a person would be punished with Sara'at afflicting him and his offspring for all time. Conversely, if the person complied with the Torah's commands, then he would be worthy of healing. The Rishonim debate the question of what precisely the “Hesger” waiting period entailed. Some explain that the person was quarantined for these seven days, and the word “Hesger” means “confined.” Others, however, define this term to mean “frame,” and explain that the Kohen would make a mark on the person's skin around the discoloration. Seven days later, he would inspect the skin and see if the discoloration expanded. The Minhat Hinuch observes that the Rambam appears to have followed the first opinion. In Hilchot Sara'at, the Rambam addresses the case of a Kohen who made the initial inspection, declared a period of “Hesger,” and then died, such that a different Kohen is needed for the follow-up inspection after the period of “Hesger.” In such a situation, the Rambam writes, the second Kohen cannot declare the person Tameh based on the expansion of the discoloration, because he had not previously seen the discoloration and thus cannot determine whether it had expanded. Clearly, the Rambam did not follow the view that a mark was made around the original discoloration, as if he did, he would not have written that the second Kohen is unable to determine the expansion of the infected area in such a case. The practical lesson of this Misva is that we must never regard anything that happens as random or coincidental. When we suffer some malady or misfortune, we are to view the situation as having been sent to us by G-d for the purpose of examining our conduct and see where we need to improve and in what ways we can grow and become better.

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“Os santos conseguem permanecer “escondidos” dos pecadores; mas os santos não conseguem se esconder de outros santos.” Na Rádio Regional Esperança de Lins (95,1 FM) - A rádio da família! - das 18:10 às 18:50. https://www.regionalesperanca.com.br/ Orações; Músicas; Evangelho; Homilia Diária; Santo do dia; Catecismo da Igreja Católica. Apresentação João Claudio - "Eu apenas doo meu tempo e minha voz. Sou um servo inútil. Fiz apenas o que devia fazer." (conf. Lucas 17, 10) CRÉDITOS: Introdução: Os esponsais de São José, site do Padre Paulo Ricardo, link: https://padrepauloricardo.org/aulas/os-esponsais-de-sao-jose MÚSICA 1: Consagração a Nossa Senhora - Maria do Rosário, youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C5-7Ut0GCFo Evangelho do Dia, site da Canção Nova, link: https://liturgia.cancaonova.com/pb/ Homilia Diária, site do Padre Paulo Ricardo, link: https://padrepauloricardo.org/episodios/o-sermao-escatologico MÚSICA 2: Vivo de Misericórdia - Comunidade Católica Shalom, youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kpDBxC3HSnQ Catecismo da Igreja Católica, artigo 577, site do Vaticano, link: http://www.vatican.va/archive/ccc/index_po.htm MÚSICA 3: A Lei do Amor - Comunidade Católica Shalom, youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L6vGgjSp_Os Santo do Dia: 23 de novembro - São Clemente I, canal do Padre Alex Nogueira, youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rlEUn4aPD18 MÚSICA 4: PEDRO - Andrei Alves e Fábio Geris, youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oIFsZ2Wc-DE Oração Final: Novena tradicional em honra de São José, site do Padre Paulo Ricardo, link: https://padrepauloricardo.org/blog/novena-tradicional-em-honra-de-sao-jose?gclid=CjwKCAiAm7OMBhAQEiwArvGi3LmNWcnF6vg_fO0kMS_wHf1Bk2tyX-Ddvb4hmJg5vJOYD37EqZEcLRoC8ccQAvD_BwE MÚSICA 5: Recorrei à São José, youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3XMO9Uh2-Ok

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