Yellows believe life is to be enjoyed. They like to live life freely and spontaneously. With a perpetual smile on their face, they remind people to not take themselves or their problems too seriously. Yellows would prefer not to work at all, unless their work was fun, playful, or creative. They love nature, and often have concerns for the survival of wildlife and the environment.
Dogs are very drawn to Yellows and often become their best friends.
The Rabbi was talking about the Jewish spirit and how it doesn't give up, and I thought about how it talks in the Torah about rebuilding the temple speedily in our days, and how God tells the Israelites that their destiny is to have a promised land with a rebuilt temple. But our spirit lives on, and our faith in our beliefs have not changed. I want to see our temple rebuilt, as beautiful as ever, and I want to wake up one day and again see it as a landmark of the strength of the human spirit and the American way of life. Every Passover Jews always say L'shana haba'a b'yerushalim. It's symbolic of a tie that all Jews, even the most secular such as myself, have to something older, more wonderful, and more amazing than anything we can comprehend with our human thoughts.