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bH Relationship Headquarters The human condition: Adam and Eve Finding G-d: Abraham Siblings: Kain and Hevel; Rachel and Leah Parent-Child: Abraham and Isaac, Sarah and Isaac Marriage: Isaac and Rebecca Friends: David and Jonathan Teacher-Student: Moses and Joshua Employer-Employee: Lavan and Jacob © by Shimona Tzukernik, the Kabbalah Coach, and Corporate Soul

bH Adam and Chava: The Human Condition Being human entails holding duality. (There’s a Tribe inside.) The name Adam (literally “person”) is rooted in two opposites: As such our work is to create peace between the parts; Reveal the Oneness underlying the duality of existence. The first person was created alone. This too suggests opposites: Adam was complete: each of us is a whole world and each is unique Adam was incomplete: we are born needing others. (This is G-d given and not a sign of weakness.) Work and guard the garden: You are born with a purpose. Ayeka? Where are you? Formed of the Adama (earth): We are material and limited. Adameh le’Elyon (Similar to the Supernal): We are divine and unwoundable.

© by Shimona Tzukernik, the Kabbalah Coach, and Corporate Soul bH Abraham and G-d: The G-d Relationship He learned of G-d from his “left and right kidney.” The solution lies within. Seek for G-d and truth. Take responsibility for your relationship with G-d,

© by Shimona Tzukernik, the Kabbalah Coach, and Corporate Soul bH Kain and Hevel: Sibling rivalry Rachel and Leah: Self-sacrifice Relationship Headquarters Abraham/Sara and Isaac: The need for a dual perspective Isaac and Rebecca: Internal wholeness and marital harmony David and Jonathan: Love against logic Moses and Joshua: The teacher is a channel; The student is a vessel; The student becomes a channel Lavan and Jacob: Loyalty, honesty, deception

© by Shimona Tzukernik, the Kabbalah Coach, and Corporate Soul bH The need: G-d and You are the entities you truly need and want. The Method Core Principles The Construct: These relationships are not a matter of social convention. We didn’t “make them up.” There is an absolute construct to each relationship. The focus: Place your emphasis on what you can contribute whether to “the world,” or “the relationship” rather than on your personal edification and growth. Relationships are not about self-actualization - although by showing up in the way we are meant to we resolve our duality and manifest our deepest potential.

© by Shimona Tzukernik, the Kabbalah Coach, and Corporate Soul bH The Four Gifts

© by Shimona Tzukernik, the Kabbalah Coach, and Corporate Soul bH The Four Gifts Finger Ring Clarify what your vision is for yourself. Communicate honestly and clearly with others.

© by Shimona Tzukernik, the Kabbalah Coach, and Corporate Soul bH The Four Gifts Bracelet Right Arm = Love Left Arm = Boundaries

© by Shimona Tzukernik, the Kabbalah Coach, and Corporate Soul bH The Four Gifts Earring Truly listen to what the other is sharing with you. Become willing to be wrong. Open yourself to learning something new. Silence is a fence to wisdom. (Rabbi Akiva, Ethics of Our Fathers 3:13) Conversation begins in silence. Listen for the feelings.

© by Shimona Tzukernik, the Kabbalah Coach, and Corporate Soul bH The Four Gifts Nose Ring Pay attention to your own intuition. Listen for the feelings. The essence of the Torah is in the “White Fire.” Similarly, the essential communication is non-verbal.

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