Does vision truly program our consciousness forever? In the new video, Chief Rabbi of Dnipro Shmuel Kaminezki reflects on the weekly Torah portion “Matot-Masei” and shares profound insights on the power of visual perception in Judaism.
What we see shapes our inner self. Images on the walls, photos of righteous people, views outside the window, and the gaze towards the Temple Mount — all leave an imprint on the soul. Especially on a child’s soul. Why is this so important? And why did even Moshe have to see the Promised Land, even though he couldn’t enter it?
Rabbi Kaminezki shares stories and explains: the eyes are more than a sensory organ. They are a gateway to the spiritual world. And what we choose to fill our vision with can change our lives.
Watch the new episode now on the “Menorah” YouTube channel.
