Spinning Threads of Spirituality: Unearthing Ancient Wisdom in the Art of Goat Hair Spinning

Humans are a lot like goat hair, because surely you're aware of the hula nash mashe na salib on aisana be kachma, tabu wa zaiizm, that Taira tells us that all of the women whose hearts inspired them stepped forward with brilliant kachma and they spun the goat hair to prepare it for use in the Meshkan. It takes kachma and while it may seem like a job that can be pretty easily learned spinning some goat hair, they got to have a spinning for goat hair for dummies book. But it took special kachma. In this situation where, as she explains to us because saida gammar and shabbat 99, that they actually had to spin the goat hair while it was still connected to the animal, that took a fair amount of kachma and some real adeptness and skill and the Svarnoan trying to decipher and uncode why it is that specifically to make the goat hair proper for use in the Meshkan and had to be done this way. That's what Svarno tells us, because when goat hair is disconnected, when it's disengaged from its life source, it begins to lose its beautiful appearance and to be ripe and proper and roi. For the Meshkan we only need goat hair, it must be goat hair that's still attached to its life source and perhaps the same can be said for human beings. It's got to be true, because the Apostle tells us what atem and those of you that are to vacant bashem, alokeichem, that are clinging and connecting to the Almighty haim, kulchem hayom, you, if you are currently plugged in to Hashem, then you're totally alive. But the second that we unplug we get distracted. We are running on low power mode, low battery mode, half capacity, and our beauty goes down just like goat hair. When we stay connected to our source, to the Rebbe, to the Gemara, to the Shabbos, to the Chesed, to Daftin, to Akhadash Baruch, who are talking to Tati. That's how we function at full capacity and that's how we keep our beauty.