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We learned about reaching the state of Lishma and achieving equivalence of form with the Creator. Could you elaborate on how we can practically work ‘above reason’ and overcome our egoistic desires, especially when faced with doubts and challenges along the path?
Nature,
Someone who is intent on climbing Mt. Everest exeriences the cold and the difficult terrain as part of the journey whereas a normal person subjected to those same and inhospitable conditions would feel very bad about it.
What is very important to us is to make the spiritual goal great in our eyes and to surrounded by others who are doing the same.
In that case all of the doubts and challenges take on a new form as leverage to get to our goal.
Seth@KabU
In this week’s lesson, we learned that the Creator’s quality is one of constant bestowal and that true prayer involves self-analysis rather than asking for change in our circumstances. Could you explain how we can cultivate this approach to prayer and bestowal, especially when faced with challenges that strongly affect our perception?
¿Qué ocurre si tengo altibajos, titubeos o caídas en el proceso de convertirme en cada vez más parecido al Creador? A menudo me siento inconstante, fluctuante e infirme en mi conexión con el Creador y, por lo tanto, siento que avanzo y retrocedo, en continuos altibajos. ¿Cómo puedo evitarlos y ser constante y decidido en el propósito de llegar a obtener equivalencia de forma con el Creador?
What do you tell your parents who are in their mid-80’s and going through some health issues, who have no religious background and knows very little about “God”, the meaning of their life at this stage? since in their eyes (and in most people’s eyes), what’s left are mostly sufferings and little hope?
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