Frubals to G-d! (HaShem, Roman)

NoahideHiker · #1 01-25-2007, 06:05 PM

Some days life just seems so good ya keep looking over your shoulder for something bad to happen. LOL! It's the end of the week, I'm all packed up for a backpacking trip this weekend and after being self employed for 9 years I got a great job with a complete benefits package!

G-d is so great!

ayani · #2 01-25-2007, 06:15 PM

Baruch HaShem!

all praises be to He who gives to us our days and nights, our time and our resources. who keeps us in His Word and under His protection always.

Feathers in Hair · #3 01-25-2007, 11:06 PM

That is wonderful!

Enjoy your weekend!

XAAX · #4 01-25-2007, 11:29 PM

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Originally Posted by NoahideHiker

Some days life just seems so good ya keep looking over your shoulder for something bad to happen. LOL! It's the end of the week, I'm all packed up for a backpacking trip this weekend and after being self employed for 9 years I got a great job with a complete benefits package!

G-d is so great!

I would love to go backpacking...its been way to long...one day soon, I am moving to the mountains....What do you do Noah? If you don't mind me asking...

NoahideHiker · #5 01-26-2007, 07:02 AM

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Originally Posted by XAAX

I would love to go backpacking...its been way to long...one day soon, I am moving to the mountains....What do you do Noah? If you don't mind me asking...

i'm a self contracted caregiver for the disabled. I've been working for the same two guys for the last 9 years. My new job is going to be doing home health care for the terminally ill for Hospice. This aspect is a bit scary for me. I have no problem whatsoever with death but the hurting of others in their grief is hard for me. I'm a big softy. But it's nothing I can't handle or learn to handle.

Thanks for the well wishes guys!

XAAX · #6 01-26-2007, 04:53 PM

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Originally Posted by NoahideHiker

i'm a self contracted caregiver for the disabled. I've been working for the same two guys for the last 9 years. My new job is going to be doing home health care for the terminally ill for Hospice. This aspect is a bit scary for me. I have no problem whatsoever with death but the hurting of others in their grief is hard for me. I'm a big softy. But it's nothing I can't handle or learn to handle.

Thanks for the well wishes guys!

Yeah, I am right there with you on that one. Some of the companies that I work with are retirement homes and home healthcare facilities...It kills me every time I have to go to those places. I am very sensitive to the energy of those around me and it just gives me this overwhelming feeling of desperation and misery.

Random · #7 01-26-2007, 04:54 PM

Nice one, hope the job brings you happiness and fulfilment. Frubals to God-like indeed...

XAAX · #8 01-26-2007, 05:06 PM

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I would be happy to discuss this in a thread of it's own sometime but for now we need to let it go and respect the origanal poster's intent of the thread. So go ahead and share your parting thoughts.

Agreed, from what posts I have read from you, I do respect your opinion. As far as my friend and his translation of languages...I will honestly say I know a great deal about some topics, and there are a great number of topics I know little of. French was the only language I ever learned and that was in school...Which means I can ask where the bathroom is..lol...No, honestly could not tell you. I will say that I have had some very Unique friends. This guy is close to the top of uniqueness. He can speak, read, and write in something like 9-10 languages...He is also a collector of very old books. Especially those related to religion and the occult. I would have to contact him ask him a specific question regarding the matter...
I was going to ask you in a previous post what your religious beliefs were from?

NoahideHiker · #9 01-26-2007, 08:02 PM

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Agreed, from what posts I have read from you, I do respect your opinion. As far as my friend and his translation of languages...I will honestly say I know a great deal about some topics, and there are a great number of topics I know little of. French was the only language I ever learned and that was in school...Which means I can ask where the bathroom is..lol...No, honestly could not tell you. I will say that I have had some very Unique friends. This guy is close to the top of uniqueness. He can speak, read, and write in something like 9-10 languages...He is also a collector of very old books. Especially those related to religion and the occult. I would have to contact him ask him a specific question regarding the matter...
I was going to ask you in a previous post what your religious beliefs were from?

That's cool. I was trying real hard to not come off sounding too testy on the other thread. I think I failed on that count somewhat so please accept my apologies if I was a bit defensive.

While I myself can not read Hebrew yet I hope to be able to some day. But even then I won't know the complete depths of the text. There are so many layers and levels of spiritual understanding in the Torah and Judaism which I think is great because this means there are levels of knowledge for everyone no matter what level they may be at spiritually.

I was a christian and then to exapand my learning began studying Judaism. I began learning basic Torah and traditions and learned of the Seven Laws of Noach from the Chassidics.

lilithu · #10 01-26-2007, 08:32 PM

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Originally Posted by NoahideHiker

Some days life just seems so good ya keep looking over your shoulder for something bad to happen. LOL! It's the end of the week, I'm all packed up for a backpacking trip this weekend and after being self employed for 9 years I got a great job with a complete benefits package!

Thank you so much for sharing your joy with us. It made my day!

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G-d is so great!

Amen!!