Understanding the time we are in
By zevi770 · June 8, 2020
According to Kabbalah as the verse teaches, “Every day is a thousand years.”
When we see time as corresponding to thousand year cycles, interesting truths evolve:
The first day which represent kindness, begins an incredible giving on G-d’s part – the second day which is justice, finds the destruction of humanity (save Noach and his family) for injustice, rape and violence – the third day which is Tifferes / Beauty, finds Abraham, who shines a beautiful Loving-Kindness – the fourth day which is victory, finds the establishment of the Holy-Temple in Jerusalem – the fifth day which is sensitivity, finds the Jewish people dispersed, bringing sensitivity to the world – and the sixth day with is morality finds the world (for the first time, in history) make great strides to living morally.
It is on our era (perhaps as a result of two world wars) that (at least the western world which effected greatly human consciousness) shunned power in favor of righteousness – freedom as opposed to tyranny – fraternity and mutual cooperation, as opposed to divisiveness and war.
Though there are pockets (certain cultures who didn’t get the memo : ) the vast majority of the world has miraculously (if we consider England, France etc. and perhaps even more so Russia, who gave up their vast holding! and even countries like China and India (hence the majority of the world population) shifting (though it may not be the type of freedom we would consider, nonetheless relative to the past it – certainly for their citizens – exceedingly positive, to a capitalist system – considering that throughout history change of regimes and their attitudes were preceded by revolutions of terrible death-tolls, the fact that these shifts happened willingly, is certainly a Messianic miracle.) All in all, the last sixty years have been the most peaceful in all of human history.
And of course this all leads to day seven – Shabbos, the day of eternal peace and tranquility, which will soon be here with Moshiach!