Did you ever wonder where the phrase "runs deep" comes from? I have a theory for you. Good and bad things run deep. Commercials and advertisers use the term so do authors.
Executive personalities shape their corporate culture. Sometimes not as nicely as we would like to see and how do you clean the culture afterwards? can you even do it?
When you look at social media/business and transforming your company, you may also wonder the same question.
This week we read a double parsha which talks about leprosy, blemishes, emissions, childbirth and more sounds like fun, right? The references to the blemishes on the walls or floors and clothes shows that a person could corrupt what seems to be a non-corruptible item.
Compare that with your corporate culture issues and you begin to understand why the torah said some types required full destruction. Leviticus 14:43-45
Executive personalities shape their corporate culture. Sometimes not as nicely as we would like to see and how do you clean the culture afterwards? can you even do it?
When you look at social media/business and transforming your company, you may also wonder the same question.
This week we read a double parsha which talks about leprosy, blemishes, emissions, childbirth and more sounds like fun, right? The references to the blemishes on the walls or floors and clothes shows that a person could corrupt what seems to be a non-corruptible item.
Compare that with your corporate culture issues and you begin to understand why the torah said some types required full destruction. Leviticus 14:43-45
Some cultures just can't be changed. Others need time and if they are getting better have hope. It's a long process, full of introspection and questions, but the end result is a better person, company and community.43. And if the lesion returns and erupts in the house, after he had removed the stones, and after the house had been scraped around and after it had been plastered,
44. then the kohen shall come and look [at it]. Now, [if] the lesion in the house has spread, it is malignant tzara'ath in the house; it is unclean.
45. He shall demolish the house, its stones, its wood, and all the [mortar] dust of the house, and he shall take [them] outside the city, to an unclean place.
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Parsha Tazria - Metzora in the book of Vayikra Leviticus 12:1-13:59 and 14:1-15:33
It is said that the Torah or Bible could be interpreted in over 70 ways. More likely these days 100's of ways. In light of this idea, I am writing some posts that bring a business sense to what we can learn on a weekly basis. Enjoy, Shabbat Shalom
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