Nov 26, 2020 14:01
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English term
the Field of Holy Apples
English to Polish
Art/Literary
Religion
W Kabale
The Garden of Eden is called The Field of Apples
The Garden of Eden is called The Field of Apples
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(Polish)
3 | ogród świętych jabłoni | mike23 |
2 | święty sad jabłoni | geopiet |
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ogród świętych jabłoni
Ogród Świętych Jabłoni - taki zwrot brzmi chyba nieco dość zgrabnie
- sad vs ogród - wybieram to drugie, zwłaszcza jeśli to synonim do 'Garden of Eden', w niektórych tłumaczeniach mamy: orchard/garden/field
- święty ogród jabłoni vs ogród świętych jabłoni, tu sprawa nie jest taka jasna, ale w innym tłumaczeniu (the Field of Sacred/Holy Apples) widać, że chodzi o to drugie
- jest jeszcze tłumaczenie "pole świętych jabłoni", ale to chyba brzmi gorzej niż ogród
Linki - patrz dyskusja
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Note added at 1 day 1 hr (2020-11-27 15:34:18 GMT)
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MIRACLE IN THE SHUL
We headed for one of the most ancient shuls in the old city, the Ashkenazi Ari shul. According to tradition, and as the sign says in the entrance, this is the chakal tapuchin kadishin (lit. the garden of holy apples; a kabbalistic reference). From here, the Arizal and his students went forth to greet the Shabbos Queen.
http://beismoshiachmagazine.org/articles/a-slichos-tour-in-o...
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Note added at 1 day 3 hrs (2020-11-27 17:46:23 GMT)
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"nieco dość" to ładnie mi się udało ;)
- sad vs ogród - wybieram to drugie, zwłaszcza jeśli to synonim do 'Garden of Eden', w niektórych tłumaczeniach mamy: orchard/garden/field
- święty ogród jabłoni vs ogród świętych jabłoni, tu sprawa nie jest taka jasna, ale w innym tłumaczeniu (the Field of Sacred/Holy Apples) widać, że chodzi o to drugie
- jest jeszcze tłumaczenie "pole świętych jabłoni", ale to chyba brzmi gorzej niż ogród
Linki - patrz dyskusja
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Note added at 1 day 1 hr (2020-11-27 15:34:18 GMT)
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MIRACLE IN THE SHUL
We headed for one of the most ancient shuls in the old city, the Ashkenazi Ari shul. According to tradition, and as the sign says in the entrance, this is the chakal tapuchin kadishin (lit. the garden of holy apples; a kabbalistic reference). From here, the Arizal and his students went forth to greet the Shabbos Queen.
http://beismoshiachmagazine.org/articles/a-slichos-tour-in-o...
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Note added at 1 day 3 hrs (2020-11-27 17:46:23 GMT)
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"nieco dość" to ładnie mi się udało ;)
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święty sad jabłoni
Ktokolwiek jest pokorny, ten ostatecznie sprowadzi Shekhinah, by zamieszkała na Ziemi.
Ktokolwiek jest hardy, ten plugawi Ziemię i powoduje odejście Shekhinah.
Blask kochanków jest odbiciem jej obecności.
Ona jest płomiennym klejnotem Tory i Najświętszą Królową Kabały.
Ona jest starożytnym Świętym Sadem Jabłoni.
Ona jest immanentną, przebywającą w nas obecnością Boskości.
Ona jest napędzającą życiową siłą Ziemi.
- https://wiccanski-krag.pl/biblioteka-wicca/boginie-u-zrodel-...
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Note added at 15 mins (2020-11-26 14:16:59 GMT)
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"Whoever is humble will ultimately cause the Shekihnah to dwell upon this Earth.
Whoever is haughty brings about the defilement of the Earth and the departure of the Shekihnah.
The glow of lovers is a reflection of her presence
She is the flaming jewel of the Torah and the Holy Queen of the Kabbalah
She is the ancient one, the Holy Apple Orchard
She is the immanent indwelling presence of the living God
She is the animating life force of the Earth"
- https://www.dhushara.com/book/torah/tor.htm
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Note added at 19 mins (2020-11-26 14:21:18 GMT)
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Perhaps the reason we eat apples on Rosh Hashana is to remind us of the genesis of the world in the Garden of Eden and to symbolize a new beginning each Rosh Hashana. In Jewish mysticism, apples are symbolic of the Shechina, the Divine Presence. In kabbalistic literature, according to the Encyclopedia Judaica, “the orchard of holy apples signifies the most sublime holiness.” The red and white of the apple is interpreted as the divine power and love uniting in harmony, says Jacobs. Eating an apple on Rosh Hashana could, therefore, symbolize man’s embracing God.
- https://jhsnj-archives.org/?a=d&d=A19910905-NewJerseyJewishN...
Ktokolwiek jest hardy, ten plugawi Ziemię i powoduje odejście Shekhinah.
Blask kochanków jest odbiciem jej obecności.
Ona jest płomiennym klejnotem Tory i Najświętszą Królową Kabały.
Ona jest starożytnym Świętym Sadem Jabłoni.
Ona jest immanentną, przebywającą w nas obecnością Boskości.
Ona jest napędzającą życiową siłą Ziemi.
- https://wiccanski-krag.pl/biblioteka-wicca/boginie-u-zrodel-...
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Note added at 15 mins (2020-11-26 14:16:59 GMT)
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"Whoever is humble will ultimately cause the Shekihnah to dwell upon this Earth.
Whoever is haughty brings about the defilement of the Earth and the departure of the Shekihnah.
The glow of lovers is a reflection of her presence
She is the flaming jewel of the Torah and the Holy Queen of the Kabbalah
She is the ancient one, the Holy Apple Orchard
She is the immanent indwelling presence of the living God
She is the animating life force of the Earth"
- https://www.dhushara.com/book/torah/tor.htm
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Note added at 19 mins (2020-11-26 14:21:18 GMT)
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Perhaps the reason we eat apples on Rosh Hashana is to remind us of the genesis of the world in the Garden of Eden and to symbolize a new beginning each Rosh Hashana. In Jewish mysticism, apples are symbolic of the Shechina, the Divine Presence. In kabbalistic literature, according to the Encyclopedia Judaica, “the orchard of holy apples signifies the most sublime holiness.” The red and white of the apple is interpreted as the divine power and love uniting in harmony, says Jacobs. Eating an apple on Rosh Hashana could, therefore, symbolize man’s embracing God.
- https://jhsnj-archives.org/?a=d&d=A19910905-NewJerseyJewishN...
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The Kabbalah states that the portal or gateway to the mystical realm of the Heavenlies is through the Holy Apple Orchard or Shekinah. Thus we can say that the Eucharistic Presence in the Tabernacle is the portal or gateway to ascending to the Heavenlies and the mysteries of the Holy Trinity. The following prayer-praise is recited during the Jewish Sabbath evening meal.
https://www.hebrewcatholic.net/eucharist-jewish-m