"And one should not throw a blessing from his mouth."
ולא יזרוק ברכה מפיו
-- Talmud Bavli, Berachot 47a
"And the kohen shall THROW the blood upon the altar of the Lord at the entrance of the Tent of Meeting."
-- Leviticus 17:6
==Following shechitah (slaughter), the blood is collected in a service vessel and carried to the altar before the priest may THROW the blood upon the altar.
The statement from the sages is a 'segulah' for amplifying energy on the etheric plane.
There's always more levels of meaning, but there's a difference between meaning, which must be given in thought, versus function, which means the formula from the Bavli can be used as a tool. Once installed in the brain, it makes one's blessings more energetically powerful. This should be combined with the connection to the avodah of the sacrifice.
ולא יזרוק ברכה מפיו
-- Talmud Bavli, Berachot 47a
"And the kohen shall THROW the blood upon the altar of the Lord at the entrance of the Tent of Meeting."
-- Leviticus 17:6
==Following shechitah (slaughter), the blood is collected in a service vessel and carried to the altar before the priest may THROW the blood upon the altar.
The statement from the sages is a 'segulah' for amplifying energy on the etheric plane.
There's always more levels of meaning, but there's a difference between meaning, which must be given in thought, versus function, which means the formula from the Bavli can be used as a tool. Once installed in the brain, it makes one's blessings more energetically powerful. This should be combined with the connection to the avodah of the sacrifice.
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