Bar Zohar said she cut ties with a guy because he did not believe in God • Eden Pines was asked how she got stronger and told about a difficult experience abroad • The righteousness of Instush
Avivit Bat Zohar
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Righteousness and good for them:
Avivit Bar-Zohar and Eden Pines uploaded stories to their Instagram almost simultaneously yesterday (Tuesday), in which they revealed their connection to the Creator of the world and how much it is an important part of their identity - without compromise.
Bar Zohar, who often shares with her followers her dating stories in her search for her Bashert (pairing from heaven), this time shared a memory of a guy she dated, but was forced to say goodbye to when she found out he did not believe in a world creator.
In a long series of videos she uploaded to Story, Bar Zohar tells of the beginning of the affair that looks rosy and promising, until the moment he reveals in her face that the man with whom she dated her is not a believer.
For the shocked Bar Zohar it was the deal breaker and she cut the knot.
Photo: From Avivit Bar Zohar's anistagram
"We had a lot of fun until that moment" she shared with her followers, revealing that she told him she did not understand how he could not believe in his creator Creator and that it was illogical for her.
"As a woman whose soul is connected to God and so connected to tradition and Judaism, I can not be with you," said Avivit, who told the same man and asked him to get up and leave.
Bar Zohar went on to say that she wants a home with a tradition, a home where her children will attend a religious school, with the sanctification of Friday and all the values her parents raised her on.
For her, she finally said, it's a story that proves that no money or appearance in the world will matter when the man next to her does not believe in the Creator of the world.
"Laying tefillin is the sexiest in the world," she concluded.
Almost in parallel with Bar Zohar's story, model Eden Pines also addressed the issue of her faith and the strengthening process she has experienced in recent years.
"When did you start approaching the Creator of the world?"
Pines was asked in her story about her strengthening and replied at length.
"About three years ago and the truth that it's a fascinating story," she began.
"After the flights, working abroad non-stop, especially my time in London (for those who remember and follow from 2016-2017), a world will be revealed to me," Pines revealed the beginning of the process. "Eden, I, an 18-year-old girl from Kiryat Sharet, the neighborhood flower, She finds herself in a completely different film in a completely different country. "
"I walked around, tasted, enjoyed, dispersed. At some point I felt like I was losing myself. I was missing something, apart from the intense longing for home and friends. I was privileged to grow and grow first and foremost in an interpersonal. ".
"I have a religious, ultra-Orthodox family, the most perfect in the world," she added, recounting her family roots.
"I was educated and raised on the values of religion, observance, Sabbaths and holidays, but something there I lost along the way."
Pines went on to say that on her return to Israel she had a serious scooter accident that left her disabled for two weeks, but provided her with time for in-depth mental reckoning, which eventually led her to think about strengthening - whether it was prayers or observance.
Pines said it was not easy with all the temptations that stood in her way, but came from a clean and genuine place that also stemmed from coming to terms with herself emotionally.
Today, Pines added, she enjoyed having the ability to get up in the morning, pray, and make a living in this special life, emphasizing that she and the Creator of the world had a relationship even before she started saving.
Pines also referred to those good souls who rebuked her for being photographed in naked attire, which does not exactly get along with maintaining religion and, they say, upsets the Creator, and sealed the issue with the motto: "A man in his faith shall live."
and we shall say amen.
