Today is the first day of Passover & the 2nd night.
Passover – signifying the angel passing over the houses of the Hebrew people preparing to leave Egypt (Taurus Age), follow Moses into the desert (40 years) & into the promised land – Canaan. This journey is called the Exodus (both a journey & a book in the Bible).

Today – Palm Sunday, a week before Easter (Resurrection Festival). Christ (Pisces World Teacher) ended His time (40 days/40 nights) in the desert and on Palm Sunday, rode into Jerusalem, palms waving above His head. It was a brief moment of triumph for the Christ, seated on the back of a donkey, symbol of patience and humility (crown jewels of mastery for Disciples), virtues we are to emulate. Christ’s three-year mission (overshadowing Jesus) was almost complete. The road into Jerusalem signifies the Path towards the City of Peace. This is the road “less traveled”. The road Disciples must also take. It is the Path of Promise leading to the Resurrection (Easter).

The Story of the Exodus – Passover.
The people through ritual storytelling and special foods, maintaining their tradition, knowledge of their history, & connectivity through the generations world wide.
On the first two nights of Passover, the Hebrew people celebrate a Passover meal, called a Seder (it means the order of things 0 consisting of symbolic foods. There are songs, stories, prayers, the drinking of wine & the explaining what the symbolic foods are- matzah, bitter herbs, roasted lamb, hard boiled egg, mixture of fruits & nuts, horseradish, 4 cups of wine.
The stories & prayers are read from the Haggadah (teachings & words of the ancient teachers, text, book, “to learn”, etc.) contains the narrative of the Israelite exodus from Egypt, special blessings and rituals, Talmudic commentaries, and Passover songs.
Passover ends with the Song of Songs
In modern Judaism, the Song is read on the Sabbath during the Passover, which marks both the beginning of the grain-harvest and the commemoration of the Exodus from Egypt.
Jewish tradition interprets it as an allegory of the relationship between God and Israel. In Christianity, it is viewed as an allegory of Christ and his bride, the Church (the people).

The Song of Songs ends the Talmud. The Torah/Talmud are texts concerning all the Jewish Laws – Aries was the Era/Age of the Laws (ruled by Saturn). The Laws then & now remain – the Ten Commandments. The Song of Songs is the only text that does not relate to the laws. The Song of Songs is about love, joy, bliss.
It is poetry.
Song of Songs is one of the mystical Biblical texts for the Kabbalah, which gives an esoteric interpretation to the Hebrew Bible (Torah, Old Testament).

Passion week begins tomorrow, Monday.
Beginning of Holy Week – Easter next Sunday.
love, Risa