#three weeks

[edelonia]

I swear to my life i saw this somewhere but when i looked for it i could NOT find it so i had to do the meme from memory

robot yuri. that's it. that's the post

[danieyells]

Tohma keeping an eye on Jin. . .Jin being distant. . .Luca with his eyes skyward. . .and Kaito feeling so small and alone. . .tragic little ice boys

[tabbyofwisdom]

I'm desperate for them to be back on my screen

[girlactionfigure]

Today is the 17th of Tammuz.

It’s a day of fasting and reflection in the Jewish calendar. A day that marks the beginning of a three-week journey of national mourning.

On this day, the walls of Jerusalem were breached nearly 2,000 years ago, leading to the destruction of the Holy Temple. It was also the day Moshe (Moses) broke the tablets after the sin of the Golden Calf.

It’s not just about what happened then. It’s about what’s happening now. in our hearts, in our world.

These “Three Weeks” remind us that even what feels strong and sacred can fall apart if we don’t stay awake and connected.

But we don’t just mourn, we transform.

The Lubavitcher Rebbe taught us to respond to pain by doing more good. So today, even as we fast, we add light:

More kindness.

More Torah.

More giving.

Because that’s how we heal the brokenness.

May this time of mourning be transformed into a time of rejoicing, with the coming of Moshiach, speedily in our days.

Let’s not just remember what was destroyed.

Let’s become the builders of what’s coming.

May our actions bring healing to our communities, and may we merit to see a world filled with peace, compassion, and unity.

(Photo taken last year in Jerusalem. Even in the shadows, there is so much light.)

Rabbi Yisroel Bernath

[bearloonz]

You guys wanna see something crazy

[miscellaneoussilly]

Hi guys

[nelly-rebellyyyyy]

Why am I stressed because of things in fucking three weeks??

[mediumgayitalian]

every single one of you needs to find your favourite elementary school teacher and send her a seven page apology letter