SEFER MISHNAT HAIM
PETAL 6 - THE DONKEY WHO EATS BREAD
Introduction
Some Brays of the First Donkey
The Donkey who eats Bread is a redemptional
Sign, a Sign that has come into existence for the sake of the Final Redemption.
The Prophet Zachariah assures us of its being a redemptional
Sign when the Tzadik loved by God Almighty will be
chosen as Goel of whom it states 'He is a Tzadik and in him is salvation, he is poor and rides on a
donkey and on a young, wild ass, son of she-asses'
(Zechariah, 9: 9).
Actually, since the Goel
presides over the Kingdom of Heaven, he needs Donkeys on earth who eat the
Bread of the Redemption and write down what they receive from him. But why Donkeys? Why not simply 'messengers'? How do Donkeys
fit in to the picture?
The donkey is a sign that symbolizes the general
level of humanity in its relationship to the matters of the Geula
Shleima. The person who stands under this sign causes
the Redemptional Donkey to come down from the Kingdom
of Heaven. This creates the binding between the Goel Haim and his pupils on earth. In this way the pupils
become, so to speak, Donkeys of the Goel.
The Donkey is a Sign and even more precisely, he
is Sign-Material. Hhamor (donkey) is rooted in 'Hhomer' (material). The Donkeys not only eat the Redemptional Bread; they take on whatever Sign or Signs are
in the Bread. So has the Sign-Blessing been received, 'Blessed is God Almighty
who has made me His bread'. This is representative of the incredible
flexibility of the redemptional Donkeys as they work
for the Final Redemption. Therefore, the Donkeys are an integral part of the Geula Shleima and if a pupil of
the Goel Haim brays with
correct intensions Hee-haw, hee-haw, hee-haw, the Donkey descends from the
Kingdom of Heaven and works his way under that pupil's skin and brays to his
hearts' content.
It is essential that the Donkey is a humble beast.
With rambunctious girth and Donkeyhood upon me, I
have written down quite a lot of brays in all the past years while younger
Donkeys and Tails of the Donkey and also White Horse, my partner, have brayed
with me together. In this way, in the coming generations, many others may have
the great pleasure of braying while witnessing the Donkey's descent from the
Kingdom of Heaven. They will love the Lord, our God, and will rejoice in God's
choice of the Final Goel Haim
and will be extremely happy to hee-haw for the Geula Shleima.
Presented on this Petal 6 are a few texts with
many brays of the first Donkey who ate the Bread of the Third and Final
Redemption.
Diary of The Donkey who eats Bread
Essentials of the Final
Redemption
Some matters of the Final
Redemption
For the
Children of the Madumadu Tribe
Donkey of the Rose - Chapters 1-5