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Think about what you need in your life right now as you breathe into this guided meditation led by Julie Potiker. She completes the meditation with the poem, "God Says Yes To Me", by Kaylin Haught.God Says Yes To MeI asked God if it was okay to be melodramaticand she said yesI asked her if it was okay to be shortand she said it sure isI asked her if I could wear nail polishor not wear nail polishand she said honeyshe calls me that sometimesshe said you can do just exactlywhat you want toThanks God I saidAnd is it even okay if I don't paragraphmy lettersSweetcakes God saidwho knows where she picked that upwhat I'm telling you isYes Yes Yes-Kaylin HaughtFind out more about using mindfulness in everyday life through Julie's books, "SNAP: From Calm to Chaos", and "Life Falls Apart, But You Don't have To: Mindful Methods for Staying Calm in the Midst of Chaos". Both are available on Amazon.com.Follow Julie on YouTube and Facebook at Mindful Methods for Life.comThis podcast is available on iTunes, iHeart, Blubrry and everywhere you listen to podcasts.Find out more about using mindfulness in everyday life through Julie's books, "SNAP: From Calm to Chaos", and "Life Falls Apart, But You Don't have To: Mindful Methods for Staying Calm in the Midst of Chaos". Both are available on Amazon.com.Follow Julie on YouTube and Facebook at Mindful Methods for Life.comThis podcast is available on iTunes, iHeart, Blubrry and everywhere you listen to podcasts.

Think about what you need in your life right now as you breathe into this guided meditation led by Julie Potiker. She completes the meditation with the poem, "God Says Yes To Me", by Kaylin Haught.God Says Yes To MeI asked God if it was okay to be melodramaticand she said yesI asked her if it was okay to be shortand she said it sure isI asked her if I could wear nail polishor not wear nail polishand she said honeyshe calls me that sometimesshe said you can do just exactlywhat you want toThanks God I saidAnd is it even okay if I don't paragraphmy lettersSweetcakes God saidwho knows where she picked that upwhat I'm telling you isYes Yes Yes-Kaylin HaughtFind out more about using mindfulness in everyday life through Julie's books, "SNAP: From Calm to Chaos", and "Life Falls Apart, But You Don't have To: Mindful Methods for Staying Calm in the Midst of Chaos". Both are available on Amazon.com.Follow Julie on YouTube and Facebook at Mindful Methods for Life.comThis podcast is available on iTunes, iHeart, Blubrry and everywhere you listen to podcasts.Find out more about using mindfulness in everyday life through Julie's books, "SNAP: From Calm to Chaos", and "Life Falls Apart, But You Don't have To: Mindful Methods for Staying Calm in the Midst of Chaos". Both are available on Amazon.com.Follow Julie on YouTube and Facebook at Mindful Methods for Life.comThis podcast is available on iTunes, iHeart, Blubrry and everywhere you listen to podcasts.

Arda Topaloğlu'nun hazırlayıp sunduğu Arda Topaloğlu ile Sporun Diğer Yüzü programına Fenerbahçe Üniversitesi Spor Bilimleri Fakültesi Antrenörlük Eğitimi Bölümü Dr. Öğr. Üyesi Taylan BALCIOĞLU konuk oldu.

Arda Topaloğlu'nun hazırlayıp sunduğu Arda Topaloğlu ile Sporun Diğer Yüzü programına Fenerbahçe Üniversitesi Spor Bilimleri Fakültesi Antrenörlük Eğitimi Bölümü Dr. Öğr. Üyesi Taylan BALCIOĞLU konuk oldu.

1950'lerden Bugüne Bir Ses: Şevket Rado ve Ailenin Hikâyesi

Aşk ve Hat: Bir Naht Sanatkârının Hikâyesi

Yeşim Kaya'nın hazırlayıp sunduğu Hayal Gücü Fabrikası programına Özyeğin Üniversitesi Hukuk Fakültesi İnsan Hakları Hukuku Ana Bilim Dalı ÖzÜ Şiddet ve Hukuk Laboratuvarı Koordinatörü Dr. Öğr. Üyesi Zeynep Reva ve Hukuk Öğrencisi Zeynep Onat konuk oldu.

Yeşim Kaya'nın hazırlayıp sunduğu Hayal Gücü Fabrikası programına Özyeğin Üniversitesi Hukuk Fakültesi İnsan Hakları Hukuku Ana Bilim Dalı ÖzÜ Şiddet ve Hukuk Laboratuvarı Koordinatörü Dr. Öğr. Üyesi Zeynep Reva ve Hukuk Öğrencisi Zeynep Onat konuk oldu.

İmalatçı bir işadamıyla karşılaştım hafta sonu. İşlerden konu açılınca konkordato ilan ettiklerini öğrendim. Bugünlerde tam da konuşulacak kişi diye düşündüm. Sürecin teorik olarak nasıl işlediğini biliyoruz ama içinde nasıl yaşanıyor, sorusuna cevap bulmak için. Ben de sanırım bugünün şartlarında iş dünyasıyla beraber taşıdığım ortak merakımı gidermek için sordum. O da anlattı.

Bir çekirdek dünya tarihinin seyrini değiştirdi... Lafa böyle girince, karşınızdakilerin afallaması, hatta sizinle alay etmesi epey olası bir durum. Fakat söz konusu çekirdek kahve olduğunda, işin rengi de değişiyor. Bu çekirdekten elde edilen bir içecek, yüzyıllar içerisinde farklı anlamlar kazanmıştı. Hiçbir Şey Tesadüf Değil'in bu bölümünde o hikâyenin izini sürüyoruz. Bugün modern insanın kimliğinin bir parçası haline gelen kahvenin zaman içinde kültürel, sosyolojik ve politik değişimlere olan etkisini inceliyoruz. ------- Podbee Sunar ------- Bu podcast, Pegasus hakkında reklam içerir. Yeni seyahat rotanı planlamak için hemen ⁠⁠https://www.flypgs.com/⁠⁠ 'u veya Pegasus Mobil uygulamasını ziyaret et! Bu podcast, Garanti BBVA hakkında reklam içerir. GENC2025 kodu ile 3342'ye SMS atıp ⁠Garanti BBVA Mobil⁠'den müşteri olun. 

Evrim serimize devam ediyor ve 'Evrim sadece bir genetik kader mi yoksa çevreyle kurulan sürekli bir diyalog mu?' sorusunu cevaplamaya çalışıyoruz. 

İlk bölümde PKK üyesi ilk grubun silah bırakma törenini bölgede Agos adına izleyen Nazan Özcan ile tarihi güne ve anlara dair izlenimlerini konuşuyoruz. İkinci bölümde Norayr Daduryan ile 23 Nisan 1915'i konuşmaya devam ediyor ve geçen hafta başladığımız Gomidas bölümünü bu hafta bitiriyoruz. Son bölümde ise Dünya Mirası Ani kenti üzerine çalışmalarıyla tanınan araştırmacı yazar Vedat Akçayöz ile Ermeni kültür mirasında çok özel bir yeri olan Ani kentinin tarihteki ve günümüzdeki önemini ve anlamını ele alıyoruz.

İlk bölümde PKK üyesi ilk grubun silah bırakma törenini bölgede Agos adına izleyen Nazan Özcan ile tarihi güne ve anlara dair izlenimlerini konuşuyoruz. İkinci bölümde Norayr Daduryan ile 23 Nisan 1915'i konuşmaya devam ediyor ve geçen hafta başladığımız Gomidas bölümünü bu hafta bitiriyoruz. Son bölümde ise Dünya Mirası Ani kenti üzerine çalışmalarıyla tanınan araştırmacı yazar Vedat Akçayöz ile Ermeni kültür mirasında çok özel bir yeri olan Ani kentinin tarihteki ve günümüzdeki önemini ve anlamını ele alıyoruz.

Yeşim Kaya'nın hazırlayıp sunduğu Hayal Gücü Fabrikası programına Özyeğin Üniversitesi Hukuk Fakültesi İnsan Hakları Hukuku Ana Bilim Dalı ÖzÜ Şiddet ve Hukuk Laboratuvarı Koordinatörü Dr. Öğr. Üyesi Zeynep Reva ve Hukuk Öğrencisi Zeynep Onat konuk oldu.

Yeşim Kaya'nın hazırlayıp sunduğu Hayal Gücü Fabrikası programına Özyeğin Üniversitesi Hukuk Fakültesi İnsan Hakları Hukuku Ana Bilim Dalı ÖzÜ Şiddet ve Hukuk Laboratuvarı Koordinatörü Dr. Öğr. Üyesi Zeynep Reva ve Hukuk Öğrencisi Zeynep Onat konuk oldu.

Send us a textFor this Week in EdTech Part 2, Alex Sarlin interviews two visionary founders tackling early education and classroom AI from the ground up—with a focus on teacher support, inclusive innovation, and practical AI implementation.[00:02:12] Yesi Sevilla, CEO of CHALK on why early education must start with supporting teachers[00:30:55] Ed Buckley and Marlee Strawn, Co-founders of Scholar Education on how AI-powered dog bots support students and teachers

Manisa'nın Soma ilçesinde 301 madencinin hayatını kaybettiği 2014'teki maden faciasından sonra bir madenci yakınını tekmelediği görüntüleriyle gündeme gelen Yusuf Yerkel, UEFA HatTrick Komitesi Üyesi olarak belirlendi.

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Antroposenin ince ve kalın katmanları, evcilleştirmenin tarihi ve bu tarihi anlatırken insana yakın iki türden, köpek ve atın evcilleştirme hikâyeleri üzerine konuşuyoruz.  

İstanbul'un tarihi eserlerinin başında padişahlar, valide sultanlar ve diğer Osmanlı devlet ricali tarafından yaptırılan camiler geliyor dersek, bir gerçeği dile getirmiş oluruz. Hayırla anılmaya layık bu zatlar, sadece İstanbul'u değil, başta şehzade şehirleri olmak üzere daha birçok vilayetimizi inşa ettirdikleri camilerle, mescitlerle süslediler.

Cuando Yesi Ralda recibió el diagnóstico de disautonomía vio la oportunidad de actuar, ya que al fin sabía a qué se enfrentaba. Vivir con esta y otras enfermedades crónicas ha conllevado cambios en su ámbito personal, laboral y social. En su búsqueda de respuestas, también ha logrado ayudar a otras personas que tienen el mismo diagnóstico. En este episodio de Puente Levadizo nos habla de cómo es vivir con esta enfermedad. ¡Gracias por acompañarnos!

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This episode is a mix of heavy emotions and powerful moments. I share some personal updates, including prepping my truck for sale and the heartbreaking passing of my aunt on Saturday. Then, a random movie night turns into a deep conversation about suicide awareness.I also reflect on an unforgettable memorial for Eric at 240Tuesday, where the community showed up in full force to honor his life. Seeing so many familiar faces—Cid , Johnne Sou (aka E60daddy), Taylor from Karuma, Ivan from VJC Tires, Zo (who y'all have heard on the show before), and even Albert and Yesi—made the night even more meaningful. Having Eric's car towed in and set up as part of the memorial was surreal, a moment none of us will ever forget.Amid all this, a reminder: You are the constant in every good thing that has happened in your life.I wrap up with some car talk—Sunday is going to be all about tuning and prepping for a track day coming up. And my advice for the week? 10/10 recommend putting yourself first for once and being a passionate little freak about your happiness.Stay Golden y'all

M.Ö. 640-560'ta yaşadığı tahmin edilen, Atinalı devlet adamı ve şair Solon'un hikâyesini konuşuyoruz. 

M.Ö. 640-560'ta yaşadığı tahmin edilen, Atinalı devlet adamı ve şair Solon'un hikâyesini konuşuyoruz. 

I woke up this morning, having no idea that two hours later I would receive a strong knowing that The Missing Peace was ready to end. So here we are.Thankyou to everyone who has listened, supported or been a guest on the show. It has been a beautiful journey and I still hold The Missing Peace close to my heart. It has been integral to my healing journey and I hope that you have gained value from it in some way, shape or form.Do have a listen if you'd like to hear more, and my last ramble on endings and beginnings in life (in this current format at least), but if not, I wanted to ensure that you received the poem that I share at the end:Healing TimeFinally on my way to yesI bumped into all the places where I said noto my lifeall the untended woundsthe red and purple scarsthose hieroglyphs of paincarved into my skin, my bones,Those coded messagesthat send me downthe wrong streetagain and againwhere I find themthose old woundsthose old misdirectionsand I lift themone by oneclose to my heartand I say, holy,holy.Pesha Gertler This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit missingpeace.substack.com

Fehmi Karaarslan'la Eskişehir'de İngilizce-Fransızca Öğretmenliği okurken amatör olarak yaptığı ve ‘kendini ifade etmenin en iyi yolu' olarak gördüğü tiyatro pratiğinden başlayarak Fransa'da Tiyatro eğitimi almaya uzanan yolculuğuna; oyunculukta derinlemesine metin analizi ön koşulundan yazar-yönetmen-oyuncu denkleminin yarattığı o dünyada buluşma çabasına ve dünya kültüründe iz bırakmış bir sanatçı olan Gomidas Vartabed'in var olma hikâyesinin dile geldiği ve Lusavoriç Korosu eşliğinde etkileyici bi' performansla seyirciyle buluşan hem Türkçe hem de Fransızca sahnelenen oyunu Gomidas'a dair oldukça güzel bi' söyleşi gerçekleştirdik.  Kendisine bu hoş sohbet için çok teşekkür ederiz.  27 Mart 2025 | tiyatro.co27 Mart Dünya Tiyatro Günü Kutlu Olsun

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Mumtazer Turkone | AYM'den aldığım hak ihlali kararının hikâyesi | 11.03.2025 by Tr724

Mumtazer Turkone | AYM'den aldığım hak ihlali kararının hikâyesi | 11.03.2025 by Tr724

The Gemara teaches in Masechet Ta'anit (29), "Mi'shenichnas Adar Marbim Be'simha" – "When Adar comes, we increase our joy." Rashi explains, "Because of the miracles that were performed for Israel – Purim and Pesah." According to Rashi, then, the special joy of Adar is due to two miracles – the Purim miracle, and the miracle of the Exodus which we celebrate on Pesah. It thus emerges that the obligation to be joyful applies not only during Adar, but also during Nissan, in which we celebrate the miracle of Yesi'at Misrayim. Our Rabbis explain this observance on the basis of the concept of "Hazaka." When something happens once, it could be just a fluke, and does not necessarily reflect a consistent pattern. But when it happens twice (according to one view in the Gemara), then this establishes a "Hazaka," a pattern. And thus if the Jewish people experienced great miracles on just one month, this would not necessarily prove that we are blessed with good Mazal (fortune). But once we have two consecutive months of great miracles, we have a "Hazaka" of favorable Mazal which warrants joy and celebration. Besides the miracles of Purim and Pesah, there is also an additional reason for the special joy of Adar. Rav Levi Yishak of Berditchev (Ukraine, 1740-1809), in his Kedushat Levi (Parashat Mishpatim), notes that the month of Adar always begins immediately following the period of "Shobabim," the six weeks when we repent and seek to correct sins associated with the Berit. During this period, we attempt to retrieve the sparks of holiness that had been seized by the Sitra Ahara, by the forces of impurity associated with Esav. The Torah describes Esav at his birth as "Ke'aderet Se'ar" ("as though dressed in a cloak of hair" – Bereshit 25:25). And thus when the Sages teach, "Mi'shenichnas Adar Marbim Be'simha," it means that when we retrieve the sparks from "Adar" – from Esav, who is referred to as the "Aderet" – we are joyful. We celebrate in Adar because we have restored the sparks of holiness through our repentance during "Shobabim," and we are thus able to serve Hashem with greater purity. Indeed, the month of Adar is associated with Yosef Ha'sadik, who embodies the ideal of Shemirat Ha'yesod, preserving the sanctity of the Berit. It is therefore written that one should be especially careful during the month of Adar to avoid wine (except on Purim day, of course), which could lead to inappropriate conduct, and to ensure that he does not stumble upon sin, Heaven forbid. The constellation of the month of Adar is the fish (Pisces). The word "Dagim" ("fish") represents the phrase "Yod Gimal Mechilan De'rahameh" – the thirteen attributes of compassion. The month of Adar is a special month of mercy and kindness for the Jewish people, when we are able to receive direct influence from the highest levels in the heavens. This opportunity – to be at the level of Keter and receive blessings from the highest levels of sanctity – is normally reserved for Minha time on Shabbat, but we also have access to this power during the month of Adar, and especially on Purim day itself. This is a month that is especially well-suited for prayers, for striving for holiness, and for receiving Hashem's great blessings. For this reason, our Sages teach that if one has a court case against a gentile, he should try to schedule the trial for the month of Adar, as this is a special month of joy, blessing and good fortune.

In this episode, I dive into two concepts that hit hard this weekend—one I've known and one that completely shook me. First, you can't expect yourself from others. And second, people will be happy for you… until you're doing “better” than they are. Whether it's love, career success, or experiencing things they haven't, not everyone is clapping for you the way you think.I continued this conversation with Albert and Yesi on Sunday, unpacking even more layers. Plus, a wild full-circle moment—an old friend from high school hit me up about an episode from two years ago that's been helping him. It reminded me of how long I've been doing this and how dope it is that we've built something that resonates.And of course, some advice to leave you with:"Better to admit you walked through the wrong door than spend your entire life in the wrong room." – Grant Cardone"I found my rhythm when I realized that even the steps backward were part of the dance." – Melody GodfredTap in, reflect, and keep moving forward.

Dolmabahçe sırtlarında Aziziye Camisi'nin inşa edilememe hikâyesi, Taşlık Kahvesi ve başka şeyler...

This weekend was a mix of joy, celebration, and reflection! I'll share moments from Saturday brunch with the family, and our first Sunday Funday of the year with Albert and Yesi as we celebrated the magazine. Plus, a big congratulations to Jay and Sabrina, who welcomed their baby yesterday amidst a few days of uncertainty. We'll explore the beauty of staying genuine, and how everything that aligns with you will either naturally reciprocate or gracefully remove itself. I'll also share advice on recognizing what's truly good for you and how it nurtures your growth, peace, and self-alignment.

Konuğumuz Atlas dergisi fotoğraf editörü Serkant Hekimci'den Çernobil faciasının hikâyesini fotoğrafların diliyle dinliyoruz.  

Want to attract a higher-status partner and level up your relationships? In this episode, Rich Somers sits down with Garin and Yesi to uncover the mindset and strategies that help you become the type of person who naturally attracts the best partners—whether in business or life.They dive deep into why working on yourself first is key, explaining how understanding your values, creating non-negotiables, and gaining clarity on what you want sets the foundation for long-lasting, fulfilling partnerships. They share how taking time for self-growth before entering relationships leads to more authentic connections and avoids repeating past cycles.Garin and Yesi also discuss the importance of energy, respect, and communication in relationships, emphasizing that it's not just about physical attraction but the shared values and mutual respect that make a partnership thrive. They dive into their own personal journey, revealing how doing the internal work attracts higher-status individuals who match their energy.If you're looking to elevate your relationship game, this episode provides powerful insights on becoming the person who attracts the highest quality connections—whether for love or business.--Interested in learning more about how to build your boutique hotel portfolio? Dive into our proven process by joining the Boutique Hotel Mastermind Community. Book a free call here: www.hotelinvesting.com.Looking to elevate your personal brand to the next level? Join The 7 Figure Creator Mastermind Community. Book your free intro call today at www.the7figurecreator.com and discover the strategies that will transform your success.Interested in investing with Somers Capital? Visit www.somerscapital.com/invest to learn more. Looking for STR/Boutique Hotel Management? Schedule a free consultation at www.excelsiorstays.com/management.

In this episode, I reflect on a powerful weekend that left me grateful and recharged. After Saturday's event with G & The Coyotes, I was overwhelmed by the support from people who genuinely believe in what I do. Driving home, my mind was filled with thoughts about the next steps and the moves I must make as I move forward with my new venture.Sunday on Melrose was about celebrating the visionaries Armando and Albert, alongside two other masters of their craft, who have created something truly impactful. Witnessing these events and the dedication of people who inspire our community is incredible.With everything on my plate, I've been feeling the toll of the constant "GO GO GO" mode, so spending time with Albert and Yesi was the recharge I desperately needed. This episode dives into how I'm learning to allow myself time to fully recharge, say "no" to over-committing, and give myself permission to grow and evolve without constant pressure.I'm setting boundaries to protect my emotional well-being—avoiding certain people, limiting what I share, and being mindful of the energy I let in. I also focus on responding with kindness over anger, especially toward myself. Join me as I talk about making time each day to reconnect, seeking out conversations that inspire, and taking small but essential steps to nurture my growth.Stay Golden y'all

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nephew'shere'swe'redon'tweek'sInnephew'shere'swe'redon'tnephew'shere'swe'redon'tweek'sIn this episode, I reflect on a simple and memorable weekend. It kicked off with a cozy pizza night on Friday, followed by celebrating my nephew's birthday. The weekend wrapped up with a Sunday Funday spent with Albert and Yesi, finishing at the beach, soaking in the sunset. But here's the problem: you think you have time. On average, we get 80 summers if we're lucky. So, don't put off that trip or wait for life to begin. Stay up late with friends, get up early to watch the sunrise, catch every sunset, book that trip, hike, and head to the beach. Most importantly, spend time with those you love and tell them how you feel. This week's advice is to live by three simple rules: 1. Love needs ACTION. 2. Trust needs PROOF. 3. Sorry needs CHANGE. Let's talk about making the most of every moment and living with intention. Stay Golden y'all

Happy Latina Wednesday!!!! Join us this week as Yesi and Jessica share there DNA results and find their true self. Dont forget to follow us on all social medias @readyornotlatinas. https://www.instagram.com/readyornotlatinas/ --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/readyornotlatinas4/support

Konuğumuz Betül Bakırcı ile Akabi Hikâyesi'ni konuşuyoruz. 

Join us the Jessies, and our daughters!! as they open up a little bit of what it is to be in their world. Also make sure you say happy birthday to Yesi in the the comments. Don't forget to follow us on all our social medias @readyornotlatinas. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/readyornotlatinas4/support

The Arizal (Rav Yishak Luria of Safed, 1534-1572) taught that on the night of the Seder, a great spiritual light descends from the heavens as a result of the Misvot that we perform. Although we always bring down spiritual light through our performance of Misvot, the Arizal explained that the lights come down on the night of the Seder in a special way. Normally, the lights of "Katnut" ("youth") descend first, before the lights of "Gadlut" ("adulthood"). (More specifically, there is first "Katnut Rishon" and then "Gadlut Rishon," which is followed by "Katnut Sheni" and then "Gadlut Sheni.") On Pesah, however, it is reversed: the great lights of "Gadlut" come down before the smaller lights of "Katnut." It is explained that the order is reversed on this night because it had to be reversed at the time of Yesi'at Misrayim (the Exodus from Egypt). If the smaller lights would have descended first, the negative spiritual forces in Egypt, which were exceptionally powerful, would have been able to withstand this power. G-d therefore sent down the great lights of "Gadlut" first, which the negative spiritual forces were unable to withstand, and this phenomenon repeats itself each year on the night of the Seder, when we commemorate Yesi'at Misrayim. The Ben Ish Hai (Rav Yosef Haim of Baghdad, 1833-1909), in his work Od Yosef Hai (Shana Rishona, Parashat Sav; listen to audio recording for precise citation), explains the deeper meaning of the Ma Nishtana on the basis of this concept. He writes that the lights of "Gadlut" come down to the Seder table through the recitation of Kiddush, and then when we dip the Karpas, the "Katnut" lights come down. The children, who are "Ketanim" ("minors") and thus sense the reversal of the sequence of "Gadlut" and "Katnut," ask why things are different on this night, how it is possible for the "adult" lights to come before the "child" lights, resembling an adult turning into a child. The answer to this question is "Abadim Hayinu Le'Pharaoh Be'Misrayim" – we were slaves of Pharaoh in Egypt, a place with a very strong "Kelipa" ("outer shell"), meaning, powerful negative forces. The impurity in Egypt was so strong that if G-d had not redeemed us on the night of Pesah, we would still be there even today. We therefore needed the unusual sequence of "Gadlut" before "Katnut" to break those forces and enable us to leave, and this sequence occurs again each year when we fulfill the Misvot of Pesah. One might naturally wonder whether the child at the Seder is really aware of this sequence of spiritual lights at the Seder, such that he can ask this question. Many adults cannot comprehend these esoteric concepts, and certainly these topics lie well beyond the grasp of the young child asking the Ma Nishtana. The Ben Ish Hai writes that Hazal nevertheless established that the child should ask this question because his soul indeed understands these concepts and senses the changes that occur on the night of the Seder. The soul of a "Katan," a child, is especially sensitive to the "Katnut" lights and detects that the "Gadlut" lights come first on this night. Indeed, the Gemara in Masechet Megila (3) comments that oftentimes a person's soul is able to discern things which we are not consciously able to perceive. The Ben Ish Hai's comments emphasize the depth and significance of each word of the Haggadah, and even the section which is read by the young children. This is why we make the children recite the Ma Nishtana, as this recitation, whereby the children involve themselves in deep concepts, serves as a Tikkun (rectification) of their souls. And thus we should be aware that beyond the straightforward meaning of the text of the Haggadah, there are many additional layers of depth and profundity which lend to this night a special dimension of spiritual significance.

Adem Yavuz Arslan | Yakılan askerlerimizin saklanan hikâyesi | 30.03.2023 by Tr724