Another world came to an end

Bridges 2 Israel                                                                                                            The Snir river in the Hula Valley In This Issue Another world came to an end Lake kineret corner Quick Links  Previous Israel Rambles letters  Hula Valley - Mount Hermon in the background Visit Our Sponsor Quick Links  previous Israel Rambles An Oak tree in Hurshat Tal Hula Valley The Hula lake north of the Kineret lake Our Sponsors Our Synagogue You are invited to join services at our Synagogue any time  see details Cantor - Boaz Pnini Our Sponsors Tree of knowledge All that exists in the universe originated well, living things, vegetation and still life, all for good. Judgment hides the light. When a person is in his destiny way and he deviates from it, he feels bad. This bad is good, because the bad awakens him and guides him back to his way. In consciousness we will build life  Tal Rinkov Visit Our Sponsor Israel Ramble letters  Another world came to an end Water buffaloes - Hula lake nature reservation Dear friend,     The photos today are featuring the Hula Valley. There was a small lake north of the kineret called the Hula lake, which has been dried in the fifties to create more land for agriculture. This was later regretted for several reasons, one being the extinction of different species unique to the area. Today some of the Hula Lake has been restored and some of the birds and animals returned. (not the extinct ones..)  Shabbat Shalom,  Boaz Pnini  Bridges 2 Israel Another world came to an end The Kibbutz library next  to were this story took place  Sitting on the lawn near the Kibbutz dormitory, watching the faces of all the people, classmates, friends, family really, the people who had been with me for good or for worse from age 5 weeks old until 18 years, what's now?   We did not know any other life, but this was it. The well formulated trajectory from cradle and until the end of high school was over.  Just a day earlier we have been totally engrossed in performing our final show in celebration of our graduation from high school. A show we produced over a long period. Some of the students wrote very witty original songs that still I can hum in my head, something about 2 people living inside a snail conch, feeling very comfy, wondering if to come out or not when it is rainy outside, and then deciding to come out like we were coming out into the world now. The conclusion of the song was that their best choice was to live in the Kibbutz.. I cannot remember how they got to such an interesting conclusion. I was playing the flute.   But now I was sitting on the lawn with 12 others who I have been with since birth, as babies in the nursery, dined with them daily for 18 years, slept with them at the same rooms, have been forced fed by the same care taker, sat with them at the same classes, suffered or enjoyed under the same teachers, they are going to go their own way now and I am going on mine, this is it.  I remember it was a sunny day, we were scattered on the lawn near our last dormitory of the last 4 years and everyone was in their own world, realizing it was over, life as we know it is over, from now on it is reunions and meetings here and there, but not a daily enforced routine anymore. Now we all go to the army.  And that we did, but that is a matter for another ramble.  Shabbat Shalom,  Boaz Pnini  Bridges 2 Israel Lake kineret corner As I write these lines, lake Kineret is still rising about 2 centimeters a day. A little rain is forecasted for next Tuesday and Wednesday, lets hope it materializes. The lake level is currently 130 centimeters above the red line.  Please feel free to forward  Israel Ramble letters to your friends and family and anyone who may be interested. You may use the FORWARD link below. Thanks, Boaz Pnini, Bridges 2 Israel LLC

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