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Here’s an explanation of Kabbalistic meditation:Â https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D8SsQJkZNhE
Generally, we want to always think of the connection with the friends. It’s easier to do with the writings of Rabash. It’s not so easy to tie Psalms to this, even though that is what Psalms is about.
It’s not just you – the last thing one wants to do is turn to the Creator. For this, I have to cancel myself, which is against my ego. We have to practice this with the ten, the Light will work on us, and eventually we can turn to the Creator.
Stress is usually just an intensified concern for myself – more of the usual. If the spiritual goal will be higher, the stress will reside down below and I will live above it.
Will the ego work all the time for a reward that is Above Reason? This is why this work is precisely Above Reason.
Because you’re trying to be in the flow of thee lesson. Then it turns out to be exactly about the state one is in. The whole reality is for you.
Hi Helen,
I bought my son a powerful computer with a huge wide screen monitor. I had imagined him being wildly productive at school with it. Instead, he used it only for gaming, while relegating all his school work to his feeble school-provided laptop. So, I subsequently found a reason to take the computer I bought away. He thinks he knows why he lost his computer, and even thinks it fair. Little does he know that had he at least accommodated my aims alongside his, he’d still have it. I didn’t want to force his hand, but instead caused the disappearance of that which had overshadowed my aims – restoring the correct proportions.
The Creator provides everything, and everything can be used if it’s in the direction of building the soul, that is spirituality. Anything that doesn’t overshadow the importance of spirituality has a place. If one forgets about spirituality during the act, then I don’t know.
