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This wisdom offers a new and wider lense through which to experience life, reality and inform day-to-day choices. I make a choice every minute – to do or not to do something, to make an effort to hear a friend’s question or let my thought drift away, to pass a judgement on another or inquire within why does nature show me this particular irritation or enhancement right now. The simplicity of the picture framing existence as development of the desire and my unique role in it is attractive. The study is liberating because it places everyone and everything into a purposeful path of development. As long as i am able to stay in tune with the purpose, there isn’t much to worry about day-to-day.
My spiritual world has everything to do with my corporeal and the success of my spiritual journey depends on the authenticity/purity of my spiritual yearning and that it is possible to perceive the spiritual whilst living in the corporeal – with a soul that’s filled with the Light of the Creator. This truth has brought me so much peace.
I have gained a deeper understanding of how I often, seemingly, chose the path of suffering in my life, even though I, intellectually, knew “better” — and how the consequences — the suffering taught me to make better choices because I distanced, in my perception, myself from the Creator, but also the experience gave me an enlightened perspective. I have understood this in a preliminary way, and I have always believed that the Creator’s character is love and bestowal. Humans bring suffering and God leads us through suffering.
I did not choose my birth family — which brought me both love and suffering; but, Adonai led me and taught me through that experience as well. I do not hear, in Kabbalah, that the fallen angelic beings are forces at work in this world. If, indeed, our corporate egoism, alone, is the only force to be overcome — this is new. It seems closer to the Yetzer Hara vs the Yetzer Ha Tov. I will be looking for “the devil and Satan, that old serpent– the dragon– who roams the earth like a roaring lion seeking whom he may devour” — and whether he exists in the W. of K.
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