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The more I study Kabbalah, the more I get” invisible “pull toward my inner self. It ‘s almost like a pause for me to stop and think before doing or saying something. It’ s a more conscious effort.
It’s a shift in perception. It means the transition from from seeing a world of fragmentation and struggle and as self, to seeing a world of absolute unity and purpose.
It’s perception of our reality through our personal lens. It’s a deliberate projection of will and consciousness.
To continually refine my intention so that my thoughts, actions and desires align with giving, connection and the unfolding of my highest spiritual potential,
Love your neighbor as you love yourself. Why is it so hard to show love, compassion to someone that is hurtful, disrespectful to others ?Will it ever be possible to love unconditionally?
It does not refer to political or social liberty. It’s freedom from the tyranny of the ego. Because of egotistical desires we are not truly free.
Real freedom only begins when a person rises above those inner forces. It’ the ability to act according to the desire to bestow rather than being enslaved by the egoistic desire to receive.
