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Hello! New answers… more questions! I think that’s going to be the norm from now on. My question concerns Torah and mitzvot. How does this fit into our search for meaning/studies? Are these terms, concepts, or the actual texts?
Thank you, Albert.
Sometimes thoughts come to me seemingly randomly, but a while back I came to the idea that instead of always asking for things and favors from him, that simply asking to be in his presence would be what I want. To commune with him without an agenda.
Trying to be still during these times is difficult because the mind wanders. My thought process is that if we are to continuously ask for things and favors from an earthly person and nothing else, perhaps someone we want a relationship with, it would drive them away so why do we treat him with this kind of disrespect?
Thank you for the link to the Dr’s article, it is my desire to ask only for the correction of my ego and to be part of his universal love.
My recognition of my nature, created as the will to receive is perhaps a beginner thing for some, but now I see it everywhere in my life, and I don’t like it at all. It’s almost like I am spiritually “hungry” all the time. From my understanding Kabbalah is perhaps a progressive science, and it may take time to develop how to deal with this feeling because I don’t think it’s going to go away anytime soon. How does one cope with this?
As a follow up question, how does one deal with the dichotomies between spiritual growth and practicalities of day-to-day living?
