Life Lesson 74

The word for to get up in hebrew is LaKoom(לקום).The word for existence in hebrew is Kiyoom(קיום) Both words have their root letters in common (ק), (ם).

A possible lesson in the connection could be that with each new day that you are blessed with no matter how many times you have fallen , given in, given up etc before , with new hope get up for when you get up you exist as life is never staying down ,it is always getting up.

Life Lesson 73

The word in hebrew for weak is chalash(חלש).The word for to strengthen, to toughen is lechashel(לחשל).

Both words are connected by their main letters(ח,ש,ל)
A possible lesson in the connection could be that where you think you are weak is G-d's invitation to you to become stronger than you have ever been, your seat at the breakfast of champions.
BUT
You have to choose to stop treating your life casually and so you do not become a casualty of your life but rather a champion of your unique circumstances

Life Lesson 72

The word in hebrew for weak is chalash(חלש).The word for to strengthen, to toughen is lechashel(לחשל).
Both words are connected by their main letters(ח,ש,ל)
A possible lesson in the connection could be that where you think you are weak is G-d's invitation to you to become stronger than you have ever been, your seat at the breakfast of champions.
BUT
You have to choose to stop treating your life casually and so you do not become a casualty of your life but rather a champion of your unique circumstances

Life Lesson 71

The word in hebrew for " have " is " yeish" (יש).If you switch the order of the letters you  get the word "shai"( יש)"gift" . A possible lesson in the connection could be that when we see the gift in what we have we will see more light in our lives.

Life Lesson 70

If life is relationships then ego stays at the door and me becomes we.The word in hebrew for I is ani (אני)  and the word for is not is aiyn(אין) the same three letters. A possible  lesson in the connection could be is hat when you are focused on I you have nothing and are not you as for I to truly exist there also must be us.

Life Lesson 69

"The strong desire of the lazy one will kill him, for his hands refuse to labor"- Mishle 21:25
What we desire strongly in many cases dictates our focus and impacts our state of mind.King Solomon understood all those years ago that what sits in your mind and claims residency for extended periods ripples out to every area of your life and your body.
Our thoughts power our desires and precede all of our actions cancel the visa of the toxic waste that resides in your mind and your life and body will follow suit

Life Lesson 68

The word in hebrew for restraint is Ipook(איפוק) and the word for horizon is Ofek(אופק). The root of the word Ipook is the word Ofek.
A possible lesson in the connection could be that due to our predisposition for tunnel vision in times of disagreement when we step back and show restraint the horizon starts to appear and we see more than our ego gratifying tunnel vision thus finding more resolution than dissolution and preserving our relationships.