Hello Ketzirah! Your comment about Adar I representing reweaving reminds me of R. Jill Hammer's, of Beit Kohenet, Torah commentary from this past Shabbat where she discusses an alternative view of the receiving of the Torah and the people's place under the mountain. There was a discussion about the mycelial network enmeshed within the roots of a forest creating a neural network connection of communication. That too was a beautiful image of weaving. May our collective readings and interpretations of Torah create a weaving that enlightens us all!
Hello Ketzirah! Your comment about Adar I representing reweaving reminds me of R. Jill Hammer's, of Beit Kohenet, Torah commentary from this past Shabbat where she discusses an alternative view of the receiving of the Torah and the people's place under the mountain. There was a discussion about the mycelial network enmeshed within the roots of a forest creating a neural network connection of communication. That too was a beautiful image of weaving. May our collective readings and interpretations of Torah create a weaving that enlightens us all!