#aharon

[jaigeye]

a lineup of all of my jedi & sith ocs. top to bottom, left to right; Ayousaya Paurakis, Youssef Oberon, Delilah Salt, Roon Teana, Aharon, Darling (as a padawan) & Darling (as a knight), Menowin Tanwee, Leonie Luroon, and Bernardeau "Bernie" Namya.

[justsimplyspace]

9/200

I am falling so behind on this challenge

[qaraxuanzenith]

in this past week's parsha of Bamidbar, when the parsha introduces Moshe and Aharon counting the Leviim, there are a series of dots over Aharon's name.

these dots are uncommon, but not unheard of, in the Torah.

in Bereishit, when Yaakov and Eisav reunite and kiss, there are a series of dots over the word stating that they kissed. Rashi explains there that the dots are to indicate that actually, Eisav tried to bite Yaakov.

So I (at my lovely girlfriend's instigation) like to imagine that the same is true in Bamidbar: Aharon was counting his fellow Leviim by gently biting every single one.

[jincorrectquotes]

Aharon, panicking: There’s a bushfire!

Moshe: *perks up* God?

[ta-chazei]

Aron in the aron (Aaron in the cupboard)

The High Priest presides

[yellowroseanddreamstorm]

Concept portrait for Aharon.

[torahgalus]

Tetzaveh

it’s taken a while, see, to know that I know that I love you, to know that I love you even when I do not feel it--when I feel detached, when you feel far, or cold, or unwanted, when I wake up and wonder why we can no longer amble up and speak to you through the wings of angels--

it does not always feel like love.

but it’s an existential knowing, and though I cannot hear your words or see a kohen clothed in blues reds purples golds and glowing stones, though I cannot kindle the lamp every night, I wake up with a berakha in my mouth and fall asleep with shema on my lips and I think, maybe this is how I know, and I think, maybe this is what it’s like to have children--

to be so wholly consumed by another.  to treat the other with love, always, even if they’ve just spilled from the crib or broken your favorite earring--because even then, their name is on your lips like a berakha, and you know that you love them, and it cannot matter if they feel the same.

Tetzaveh

it’s taken a while, see, to know that I know that I love you, to know that I love you even when I do not feel it--when I feel detached, when

[detournementsmineurs]

"Dauphin de Caoutchouc (Rubber Dolphin)" court-métrage d'Ori Aharon (2018) avec Chen Chefetz et Omri Laron, décembre 2019.