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The idea of a babe crying out from the cradling arms of previous Kabbalists struck me. As did the smile on his face describing that feeling. It is not hard to see the joy he has in his work. It makes it very easy to trust someone who’s goal seems to be pleasing his own past teachers. While his life is dedicated to this task, it seems less “work” and more Joy. How can one not wish to join in that Joy?
Rav Laitman, my Rav, is both a teacher worth embracing, and a student worth emulating. I find it hard to put my feelings into words, with every attempt feeling pale and shallow.
As we advance on our path and become more aware of the influence of the Creator, how common is it to begin to notice small ‘corrections’ in our normal lives? Before, I attributed this to my subconscious alerting me to things that need attention. Now I attribute those ‘moments of notice’ to the Creator.
If there is none else but the Creator, should I attribute these small mundane alerts of attention to Him? Are these things that bubble-up from from the subconscious sent by the Creator? How can one be sure it is from Him and not from the ego? Often these events seem purely egoistic, but are still pointed toward a path of improvement for my self. I do not wish to delude myself into thinking these are from the Creator when they might be purely my imagination, yet I do not wish to dismiss the Creator as there is none else but Him.
How can we truly be sure the source of these events?
Don’t forget to come and Taste and see that He is Good.
(Sorry, but that’s the first thing that popped in my head when I read your post :P)
