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In spirituality, is there a difference between egoism versus destructiveness? Like „receiving to receive“ versus „harming to receive“? I suppose, both can be formed in feelings, thoughts and actions, but is both on the level of „egoistic desire“ or is there a difference, because whereas egoism can at least be neutral to its environment, destructiveness will essentially cause harm.
It says everything is operated from above. Does this refer to desires, too? Are desires being operated as well, as they develop? Or are they the operating force?
Hi, is a reshimot like a story that needs be read from the very beginning to the very ending, in order to fulfill it?
I understood that we are desires, clothing in bodies for a lifetime again and again to learn. Now, that raises two questions for me: What are we really then? Is there explanations to this from quantum physisc or else what a desire is – like energetic waves, particles, a collection of quantum particles?
And what, if this energy of a desire gets condensed to a living creature? Is Malchut just a spiritual idea, or does it have a physical correlate? Is it „dark“ around us, because in terms of physics we live in this condensed and limited state?
Thanks so much, yes, thatś pretty much where I am trying to be :-), and I can start to feel „there is no one else besides him“ has got such a big impact on everything…when I focus on it. It clearly changes my perception of things, and especially towards peoples`struggles. Basically, it changes my perception of almost everything, if I bring myself to stay at this place. However, I usually cannot keep up this perception for more than minutes. Which is why I am wondering how to work with this perception during the day? How much should one try to be at this inner place and re-direct back to it while dealing with this corporeal work? Or is it just something to start and close the day with? Is there a risk of „overdosing“ this?
