“Picture yourself sitting in a warm room, looking out at a spectacular snowfall. As the flakes land on the window in front of you, imagine they are moving in time to their own rhythm, a choreographed sprinkling of light and ice, dancing to the musical score of that particular storm. Each individual snowflake is unique, a variation on a symmetrical structure of simple chemical composition of oxygen and hydrogen: H2O. Yet it is the multitude of individual small bits of beauty that are necessary to produce overall splendor. This is one way to think of how Tiferet operates within Hod” 

(Counting the Omer: A Kabbalistic Meditation Guide, p. 160).

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