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I like the quote of Einstein, “I am not interested in this phenomenon or that phenomenon. I want to know God’s thoughts – the rest are mere details.” I am always amazed when I look at the night sky. I want to know more.
What most inspired me in the course? I was inspired by the completion of the instructions. The preparation period encompasses several classes. Looking back, I see how each class builds on the previous one.
What do I wish for my fellow students in their spiritual development? I wish my fellow students to find the spiritual answers they are looking for.
As I need to build a second nature, I have been given the 3 pillars – the Rav, the group, and the texts. I am to begin to always think of 3 things – the Creator, the environment/others, and myself. I begin to form a habit which becomes my second nature. As I enter into the graduate environment, would a correct intention be to put into practice what I have learned so far?
I trust that all will be revealed in due time.
Our second nature is something we build. We are given the 3 pillars – the Rav, the group, and the texts. We begin to always think of 3 things – the Creator, the environment/others, and myself. We begin to form the correct habit which becomes our second nature.
How can our physical world become a spiritual world? What is the “converter” that transforms the physical into the spiritual?
We can have our physical world become a spiritual world through our environment/right connections.
“When a person is worthy of spiritual advancement for the benefit of the common system of souls, the Light guides him forward toward self-realization. This way, one is brought to the group, and he has to believe that the group was given to him from Above.”
In Rav Laitman’s blog he states, “The only way to reach a real deficiency is by the support of the environment, since a person will always escape from the work in such states when he is by himself.”
