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Freedom is when we are in total acceptance of the creator’s intention for us…there is no resistance on our part therefore what we are free from is the unnecessary pain that comes from resisting the inevitable.
The comes through a combination of intention and acceptance.
It was this simple principal of Kabbalah that first attracted me to studying more.
Needless to say I agree with it completely.
But with that in mind, I have a joke for all of you that relates to this topic in a rather twisted way…
Did you hear about sadist and the masochist?
The masochist said “hurt me…hurt me” and the sadist said “no.”
From earlier lessons we have been told that we were created as we are (egoistic) and that is our nature. Only by having the intention of understanding our creator’s intention will we evoke correction from our creator that results in our perspective shifting from our 5 senses interpreted by our egoistic mind to our 6th sense that is capable of perceiving things from a higher level.
Jewish, Christian, Muslim, Hindu, and Buddhist scriptures all talk about the coming of a golden age where evil will be eliminated from our world and a new enlightened society will emerge.
They all may have different names for it and different names for the Messiah who will bring this about but the stories are all the same.
Those five religions make up almost 80% of the world’s population.
No more war…no more conflict…no more hunger…no more disease…no more mental illness.
As John Lennon said: “Imagine.”
