Message from Sara Imenu, a'h

Sara Imenu a'h came thru a dream and I said to her ברוכה הבא לצל קורתי Welcome and blessing to you for visiting under my roof. She's so beautiful - she's like Am Israel's Ima and yet, she looks so young and beautiful.

She said that b'h, many have been doing Tshuva and this made a big impact in Shamayim. (Very similar message in Chizzuk Dreams).[+/-] show/hide text
I was very excited and wanted to hear more. She blessed Am Israel and I kept saying Amen and asking for more blessings. Sara Imenu, a'h, said that the dream my husband had Beginning of Eretz Israel Redemption will very soon be a reality.

She said that someone who reads this blog has been very effected by it and their whole lifestyle completely changed. Sara Imenu didn't say the family name, she said Ploni(t) ben/bat Ploni(t). She said that this person has returned to HaShem in a way that caused a tremendous impact in Shamayim. She said that this person will know who it is without a doubt and this person's Teshuva was completely accepted and he/she has merited to continue the spiritual path in the time of Moshiach. This promise is sealed.

She also said to have complete faith in HaShem, without a doubt. Trust HaShem even if we're thrown in to the fires, No matter what...

She told me she received regards from her husband, Avraham Avinu a'h, from my son. I didn't understand. She reminded me that he a few years ago he wrote a letter to her husband and her and sent her his regards. (I totally forgot about this letter and thanks to my husband who insisted I save it). He wrote this letter when he was in 2nd grade (he colored words in different colors):

Dear Avram Avinu and Sarai:
We learn about you every day. You are very famous. I know a lot of stories about you. Like when Nimrod threw you in the fire.
I love you Avram Avinu. Tell the same to Sarai. Send me a letter if you can. I'll tell you a pasuk: ויאמר ד' אל אברם, לך לך מארצך, וממולדתך ומבית אביך אל הארץ אשר אראך"
(And God said to Avram: ‘Go forth from your land, and from your birthplace, and from the house of your father, to the land that I will show you.)
and that's the Pasuk.
Your 1000's grandson, ----



Explanation of the Passuk:
Rambam: The reason that it mentions “your land”, “your birthplace”, and “the house of your father” is because it is difficult for a person to leave the land in which he lives with his friends and loved ones, and more so his birthplace where he was born, and more so the house of his father. Therefore it was necessary to tell him that he should leave everything for his love of God.
Or Hachaim: After He said “from your land”, it was no longer necessary to say “from your birthplace”, for by leaving his land he would also be leaving his birthplace. The reason is that the pain relating to leaving his land is less than the pain of separating from his birthplace, which is less than the pain of separation from the house of his father…

On Rosh HaShana it was Divinely decreed the following redemptions:
1. Long barren Sarah, Rachel and Chana would bear children.
2. On Rosh Hashana Yosef was released from prison.
3. On Rosh Hashana our ancestors in Egypt were released from their work as slaves.
4. The shofar is the call of redemption, to remind us that Hashem will redeem the Jewish people. 5. In the month of Rosh Hashana -- Tishrei -- the final redemption of our people will take place.