On Tuesday, just before the Shabbat of Beshalach we have a special prayer called Parashat Ha’man that has a significant connection to sustenance. <\/strong><\/p>\n The ‘Parashat Haman’ is from the Torah portion of Beshalach and it tells the story of the Manna that God brought down from heavens to feed the Israelites<\/a> in the wilderness. The Manna had spiritual qualities and it satisfied every person’s taste. The Israelites<\/a> received the Manna every day until they reached the borders of the promised land. On Shabbat Beshalach we connect to the power that controls the corporeal\/material world.<\/p>\n Using this special reading that some read every day after their morning prayers, makes a powerful connection to draw sustenance into our lives.<\/p>\n Click here to listen to Parashat Ha’man. Below you can watch and listen at the same time. to download the audio file (MP3) to your MP3 player copy this link: https:\/\/staging.dailyzohar.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/audio\/parashat-haman.mp3<\/p>\n
\nIn the same portion, we find the source of the 72 names and the splitting of the Read Sea. The 72 names provide for us spiritual bridges from Malchut<\/a>, the world of action, to the upper levels where spiritual and material sustenance are bestowed on us.
\nThe spelled name of YHVH<\/a> that has the numerical value of 72 יוד-הי-ויו-הי relates to the world of Emanation<\/a>, Atzilut<\/a>.<\/p>\n
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