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Demilew,
Every desire of our heart is called a prayer.
Every desire of our heart is for the sake of self reception.
A true prayer from the bottom of the heart comes when a person finally reaches a state where he needs to escape from this slavery and enter into something whole, complete, fulfilling, eternal, and not in his small, limited, selfish ego.
Seth@KabUPeter,
It’s a big world out there.
What the wisdom of kabbalah is teaching us requires that we change our focus, change our glasses.
Imagine looking at the world as a 5 year old vs. looking at the world as a 50 year old man. It’s the same world, but of course everything is different, you understand that inside a car is an engine, you understand working to earn money to pay for things, a 5 year old lives in the same world but doesn’t understand the mechanics of it.
Similarly, the world itself doesn’t change, the Upper Light is at rest, only we change and all of the phenomenon that we experience are only the changes in our perception as we come closer and closer to merging with the Light in wholeness, integrality, harmony, love.
What we are learning is that in all that vast space, some part of the creation developed to begin to perceive itself, who it is, what forces are acting on it, how to attain equivalence with the Upper, bestowing force, that is the human…just that, the part of the entire creation that developed to ask finally, who am I. And everything else in reality, planets, starts, whoever else is out there, is part of that same perception of ours.
Seth@KabURaymond,
Certainly. He was, He is and He will be, unchanging, forever.
However besides that, everything else in reality is each one’s perception of that one unchanging thing, each through our own vessels.
Seth@KabU
