Preparation Question: Try to imagine the sensation behind the statement “There is None Else Besides Him.” How can I feel that the entire reality is the action of the Creator?

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    Preparation Question: Try to imagine the sensation behind the statement “There is None Else Besides Him.” How can I feel that the entire reality is the action of the Creator?

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    • #447514
      Guy
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      His presence fills all creation

    • #446562
      Marcelo
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      In our current state of separation is difficult really grasp the meaning of “There is none else besides Him” we can understand it intellectually, our feelings might be gearing up towards sensing him as all in all but only through the fulfilment of every step of correction we will be able to “Come and see”. for now I will settle with love your neighbour us yourself.

       

    • #446536
      Tamara Gibson
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      I’m nothing even close to what people would call religious. But I’m fascinated by the stories we create and how they shape us individually and collectively.
      I began to call my healing journey Healing Eve, which just meant (to me) restoring the correct relationship with myself, with others, with nature and with the Creator. I wondered what life would be like if I was to do that.

      Years later, When I was doing my Eco- art therapy course, I wrote a paper entitled: The Eden Hypothesis. The premise is that Eden is the world we experience when we are in a state of perfect alignment within ourselves, with Nature and the Divine (a state of union, or what I called Bio-Communion) and that our ‘expulsion’ was simply a matter of us telling ourselves the story of separation.
      I have since been granted endless insights and images that bring this hypothesis to life.
      I woke up a few months ago, with the clear thought that Eden is when we recognize the Creator in all creation and behave accordingly.

      My whole life, I have had a question, received the answer, integrated and then embodied it. Then found a new question. I called this growth.

      because I’ve been doing this for a lifetime, I live in two worlds. The spiritual and the mundane. The other day, I was faced with a challenging situation. I decided to try something radical. I said to myself: I ‘see’ this with my senses, but it is not really there. There is only the Creator. This transformed the challenge into a mirage-like image that held no power over my mood or mind. I was able to ignore the turbulence of the mirage (what I normally interact with as life—what my senses tell me) and rest blissfully in the calmness that is the Creator. Blissful Detachment, we can call it

      the next day, the challenge in question was literally gone and has not been back.
      this is how I know.

    • #445359
      Susan
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      Once the Creator awakened the point in my heart, I felt Him drawing me closer, and with each day that passes, the longing to know Him grows stronger. Through the Kabbalah Revealed teachings and listening to the teachings and discussions with like-minded people on YouTube, and the daily lessons on the Kabbalah App, I am understanding that there is none else besides Him. I am learning that I can trust Him with any situation in my life. Whether I see it as good or bad; I am assured that the Creator’s actions are for my/our good. I’ve come to the decision that the entire reality is the action of the Creator. Do I have days when I doubt this, yes. But I am thankful that I have the resources available to help me with this journey. I know that without the Creator I am lost.

    • #444232
      Sue
      Participant

      This idea emphasises the interconnectedness of all things and the belief that the Creator is the source of everything in existence. It’s about recognising a higher purpose and connection in life. Through meditation each day I can connect with the Creator, practicing gratitude giving thanks, for the beauty and lessons in my life. Mindful observations, spending time in nature, observing the details and complexities of life. This can help me appreciate the presence of the Creator in every aspect of existence.

      By integrating these practices into my daily life, I sense a deeper connection to the Creator and the idea that “There is None Else Besides Him”

    • #443741
      Dina
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      To feel a connection with the Creator, always. And to feel the Thought of the Creator as the origin of absolutely everything that surrounds me, and that which is within me.

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