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Se le conoce a esta porci\u00f3n de la Tor\u00e1 tambi\u00e9n con el nombre de Parashat Bikurim, ya que inicia cint\u00e1ndonos la Mitzvah de traer las primicias de los frutos de \u00c9retz Israel al Beit Hamikdash.<\/p>\n
Los Bikurim se tra\u00edan al Templo de los Shivat Haminim, los siete frutos por los que la Tierra de Israel es alabada: trigo, cebada, uvas, higos, granadas, aceitunas y d\u00e1tiles. No hab\u00eda una medida, la persona colocaba la cantidad que quisiera en un canasto y sub\u00eda al Monte del Templo a ofrecerlo delante de un Cohen, el cu\u00e1l mec\u00eda esta ofrenda. El oferente no solamente deb\u00eda entregar estos Bikurim sino que ten\u00eda que leer el texto que est\u00e1 definido en esta parash\u00e1: \u201cAram\u00ed oved av\u00ed\u2026\u201d \u201cun arameo quiso destruir a mi padre y este descendi\u00f3 a Egipto\u2026 y se convirti\u00f3 all\u00ed en una gran naci\u00f3n\u2026 y nos afligieron los egipcios\u2026 y nos sac\u00f3 el Eterno de Egipto\u2026 con se\u00f1ales y prodigios\u2026 y nos trajo a una tierra que mana leche y miel\u2026\u201d<\/p>\n
Esta hermosa ceremonia ten\u00eda como objetivo que en medio de su abundancia la persona nunca olvide su origen y a qui\u00e9n debe agradecimiento por todo lo que tiene. Ser agradecidos es una de las caracter\u00edsticas que nos identifica como pueblo, la palabra \u201cyehud\u00ed\u201d (jud\u00edo) viene del verbo \u201clehodot\u201d (agradecer); de esta manera un jud\u00edo(a) es esa persona que vive en constante acci\u00f3n de agradecimiento. Agradecer es tambi\u00e9n en hebreo reconocer, reconocemos a trav\u00e9s de este acto que no somos autosuficientes, que nuestro esfuerzo no valdr\u00eda de nada sin la bendici\u00f3n divina, sin los milagros de la naturaleza que nos permiten comer y sustentarnos.<\/p>\n
Hoy que no tenemos el Beit Hamikdash y no podemos ofrecer los Bikurim una vez al a\u00f1o, nuestros Jajamim establecieron que leamos precisamente este mismo texto en la Hagad\u00e1 de P\u00e9saj. Qu\u00e9 mejor momento que cuando estamos recordando nuestro origen esclavo y los milagros que el Santo Bendito Sea hizo por nosotros al sacarnos de Egipto. Sin embargo, este ritual y este texto de la Tor\u00e1 es tan solo un recordatorio de un estilo de vida, vivir siendo jud\u00edo(o) significa vivir d\u00eda a d\u00eda agradeciendo.<\/p>\n
Acerc\u00e1ndose el inicio del nuevo a\u00f1o y en medio del proceso de Jeshb\u00f3n N\u00e9fesh, esa contabilidad que realizamos durante el mes de Elul, es el mejor momento de hacer un inventario de las bendiciones que hemos recibido durante este a\u00f1o y llegar a Rosh Hashan\u00e1 llenos de agradecimiento y con certeza de que si sabemos reconocer todo lo que hemos recibido no tendremos carencia de nada.<\/p>\n
\u00a1Shabat Shalom umevoraj!
\nRab. Sem. Dr. Yaakov Rodr\u00edguez<\/p>\n
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This portion of the Torah is also known as Parashat Bikurim, since it begins by telling us about the mitzvah (commandment) of bringing the first fruits (bikurim) of the Land of Israel to the Beit Hamikdash (Holy Temple).<\/p>\n
The bikurim were brought to the Temple from the Shivat Haminim\u2014the seven species for which the Land of Israel is praised: wheat, barley, grapes, figs, pomegranates, olives, and dates. There was no set quantity; each person would place whatever amount they wished into a basket and ascend to the Temple Mount to offer it before a Kohen, who would then wave the offering.<\/p>\n
The one bringing the offering was not only required to present the bikurim, but also to recite the text prescribed in this parashah:
\n\u201cArami oved avi\u2026\u201d \u2013 \u201cAn Aramean sought to destroy my father, and he went down to Egypt\u2026 and became a great nation there\u2026 the Egyptians oppressed us\u2026 and the Eternal took us out of Egypt\u2026 with signs and wonders\u2026 and brought us to a land flowing with milk and honey\u2026\u201d<\/p>\n
This beautiful ceremony was designed to ensure that, in the midst of abundance, a person would never forget their origins or whom they owe gratitude to for all they have.<\/p>\n
Being grateful is one of the defining characteristics of our people. The word \u201cYehudi\u201d (Jew) comes from the verb \u201clehodot\u201d\u2014to give thanks. Thus, a Jew is someone who lives in a constant state of gratitude. In Hebrew, to give thanks also means to acknowledge\u2014through this act, we recognize that we are not self-sufficient, that our efforts would be in vain without divine blessing, without the miracles of nature that allow us to eat and sustain ourselves.<\/p>\n
Today, since we no longer have the Beit Hamikdash and cannot bring the bikurim once a year, our Chachamim (Sages) instituted that we read this very same text in the Passover Haggadah. What better moment than when we are recalling our origins as slaves and the miracles that the Holy One, Blessed Be He, performed for us in taking us out of Egypt?<\/p>\n
However, this ritual and Torah text are more than just a memory\u2014they are a reminder of a way of life: living as a Jew means living every day with gratitude.<\/p>\n
As the new year approaches and we engage in the process of Cheshbon Nefesh\u2014the spiritual accounting we do during the month of Elul\u2014this is the perfect time to take inventory of all the blessings we\u2019ve received throughout the year and to arrive at Rosh Hashanah filled with gratitude, confident that if we can truly recognize everything we\u2019ve received, we will lack for nothing.<\/p>\n
Shabbat Shalom umevorach!
\nRab. Sem. Dr. Yaakov Rodr\u00edguez<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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