Words without borders - se*less words

HH

According to the kabbala letters and words are the basic key makeup of the world. In Hebrew there are (with a few exceptions, like the sun, wind, fire -- see Rashi beginning of this weeks Torah portion - VaYishlach) masculine and feminine words (I wonder how long that's going to go uncontended), and obviously this plays out to huge ramifications in the all of creation. English, the most spoken language does not differentiate between se*es, so it was just a matter of time for us to see the mayhem the world is experiencing particularly in the western world, where the lines between se*es is being blurred.

Rabbainu clearly associates and attributes the bad traits of the nations to their languages (see for example Torah 19 in Likutay Moharan) in the collective defection of the holiness of the covenant (circumcision), so it follows that English, which is the collect all, melting pot, of so many languages, would do away entirely with the conduit to the separation which is the composition of holiness. Today's results full blown results were inevitable, just a matter of when they would surface and show their colors.

Na Nach Nachma Nachman MeUman!

Uman

HH
It is so incredibly amazing that Rabbainu is in Uman. Uman is a word with such holy import throughout the Torah, written and oral. The Russian language is the most impure, they don't even have a full and proper Hey and Yud (from what I'm told, but I understand there might be something). Russia in the Holy Tongue means an evil person and the most common Russian words all have terrible meanings in the Holy Tongue, e.g. 'davoy' in Hebrew is the opposite of Hod, and it means mournful. 'charasha' means deaf. 'Kiev' means pain. Not to mention all the names, places, and words which are so long and complicated it is extremely difficult for a westerner to even pronounce them. And in the heart of this appears a simple and ultra positive meaningful city 'Uman' which means faith or the Creator, amongst other things. And the name of the street by the holy tomb of Na Nach Nachma Nachman Me'Uman is called Pushkina which means here is the Divine Presence!
Mind boggling!
Fortunate is the believer in the holy petek, and regardless of one's beliefs this is absolutely phenomenal above and beyond comprehension.

Na Nach Nachma Nachman Me'Uman