In this video, we'll explore a seemingly simple story from the Torah that holds a profound and surprising message.

This week's parashah concludes with a family dispute involving Miriam, Aaron, and Moses. Miriam leads the rebuke, expressing concern about Moses' separation from his wife following the Mount Sinai revelation, and the incident reveals a major distinction between his prophecy and all others.

Using a beautiful Chassidic interpretation from the Alter Rebbe, we'll flip the traditional view of prophecy upside down. This perspective elevates the "obscure looking glass" of ordinary prophets, representing a feminine, mirror-like prophecy, above even Moses' direct, "clear looking glass" approach.

We will explore how this "lesser" prophecy, characterized by the integration of the visionary and the vision , actually creates a powerful "returning light" that ascends higher than the original source. Discover how this ancient teaching, which vindicates Miriam and her mirrors , challenges us to fully integrate Torah and divine truth into our human personalities and everyday lives.

Key topics we will cover:

• The Biblical Story of Miriam, Aaron, and the Kushite woman.

• Traditional vs. traditional Hasidic interpretations of the story.

• The fascinating comparison between the two types of prophecy: Moses' clear looking glass vs. other prophets' obscure looking glass.

• The feminine nature of the mirror-like prophecy.

• The symbolic importance of the mirrors used by Jewish women in Egypt to maintain intimacy and continuity.

• The eventual vindication of Miriam's approach and the future of Torah teaching.

"This integration itself reveals a higher dimension of God's will-His desire to dwell not above the world but within it, reflected in the mirrors of human hearts."

Watch this video to discover a transformative way to engage with the divine through an evolved point of view from below to above.

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