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Resolving the conflict between free will and divine knowledge.
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Resolving the conflict between free will and divine knowledge.
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The danger, the challenge, the advantage of being human.
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How worship transforms physical reality
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They want your soul.
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The Limits Of Human Knowledge
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Have a drink; Make a choice.
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Mysticism, Philosophy, And The Rambam
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An infinite love that is irresistible.
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A fascinating discourse on the application of the temple sacrifices to our daily lives.
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A thoughtless act rooted in the supernal throne.
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An infinite distance exists between us and G-d. This gap can’t be bridged through our efforts. Even the deepest mind or the most powerful love can’t connect us truthfully to G-d. The only way to bond with G-d is through the performance of a Mitzvah in which he reaches across this infinite space to connect with us.
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The best protection plan.
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When we perform Mitzvos Our soul’s garb themselves in the three holy garments of thought speech and action. Particularly, when we study Torah our mind is enveloped and garbed in a holy thought and in the performance of Mitzvos our emotions are wrapped in holy words or a holy action.
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When we make mistakes in our lives we fix them through a process of Teshuva in which we regret our past and refocus our energy towards goodness. What about the damage done to our souls on a core level beyond the reach of our conscious mind? What about the shame at the essence of our souls, for having wasted a moment or a lifetime on trivial matters and not fulfilling our G-dly mission for which our souls descended? A dialog between Moshe and G-d about healing the scars and repairing souls at their quintessential core.
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A Small Purim – A Big Joy!
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Generating a life inextinguishable by death.
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The garments of each soul – thought, speech and action – are deeply integrated, but remain external components. A person’s intelligence or emotions cannot be disconnected or completely stopped, and cannot express themselves on their own. However, the garments of thought, speech and action are the tools, or vessels, which can convey the inner state of a person, and can be halted on demand. Each of the two souls has its own set of garments, and are drawn to activities which actualize that soul’s personality and desires.
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Letting G-d in, to reveal the hidden truth.
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When a person performs a proper meditation on the greatness of Hashem, he will be filled with a complete awe of G-d’s glory, and it humbles the person in a powerful way. Sometimes, after a meditation, one will erupt in a fiery love of G-d, a desire to break out of the constraints of one’s physical body and unite with G-d. In order for these effects to fully manifest within the person, he must fully apply his mental faculties to truly understand the greatness of G-d, and then contemplate on it, and identify with it.
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Exercising our spirituality is essential to the development of our G-dly soul. The first task is to stimulate our souls G-dly intellect, by striving to learn and understand Hashem and meditating on his relationship to the world. When done properly this will surely stimulate a powerful emotion towards G-d.
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