Parsha Miketz - Chanukah - Thanksgiving: Knowing what You’re Seeing

Seeing is believing, right?  But of course, there's a problem with that.  Because we don't always know what we see.

Sure, we think we know.  Ahhh, too many people are ready to judge others by what they see.  But do we REALLY see?  How much do we really know?

Sadly, too many people think they know what they see all the time, and so they see things as so much less than they are.

Ok, you say – enough with the riddles!  Sure, all these things sound good and profound – but really – what is the point??

The point is this: That life is so deep.  Life is so beautiful.  And there is blessing all around us.  And sometimes… sometimes… we are blessed to get a glimpse of the light and love and magic that surrounds us.   Sometimes… sometimes… sometimes… we become aware that the magic and beauty is always there, if only we could stay tuned into it…

To stay tuned into it, requires not only seeing, but knowing what we are seeing.  Really knowing it.  All the way to the depths of our heart.

Attached please find this weeks Shu-Shine for the Torah portion of 'Miketz' and the holidays of Thanksgivukkah: "Knowing what You're Seeing"

May we all be blessed to connect with and see the magic and light and Spirituality and love that is all around us and inside us, and to know that it is so very, very real — so  that much so that we make it ours forever!

With Love and a Smile,

~Shu