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When the heart and mind unite

Published January 18, 2011 at 1:15 am

A supreme concept states that the Creator is One, Unique and Unified. A, Single superior singular force that created all creation, existed before the creation came into existence, there with her, and will continue to exist even after the establishment no longer exists, ie this force exists in all states.

We talk about it from several points of view, which only shows our lack of perfection, hence we define it as One, Unique and Unified, but the different definitions of the Upper Force, the Creator, only exist in relation to us.

One
• means that there is no other force that could rule the universe as it is written: "There is none else besides Him."

• Unique means that He is joined in all his actions and has no other intention.

• Unified means that even if their actions seem irrelevant and contradictory at times, it is only because we all exist in different states that are opposed to him, therefore, everyone has different perceptions, as is written: "All judged according to their own shortcomings." But as we continue correcting us ourselves, all these states cardinal attributes finally unite into a single idea.

"One" means perfection. If two are different in something, and one lacks the qualities of another, together, complement each other. And if there were a million instead of two, each of them would be even less complete, he or she has only one millionth of perfection and no other parts 999,999.

If we say that there is only one, means that everything is in it. But I do not think he has everything because I'm opposed to him, and this means that the problem is in me and not on him.

If he is one, and everything is in Him, then no matter how I look at him: good or bad, light or dark, cold or hot. I have to understand that these opposite attributes are not in Him He is neither good nor bad, these opposing concepts exist only in my perception.

If I say that the Creator is always good, this is also not the definition of "One." "One" means that there are neither good nor bad in him I am the judge of its manifestations in relation to me. Meanwhile, He is One, something totally abstract, beyond what is called good.

A person is inspired the meaning of "One" in its perfect purity and sense of scope. In this "One", the heart and mind come together as one.

(32 726 - In the 4 th part of the daily lesson of 11/13/2011 Kabbalah, "The wisdom of Kabbalah and Philosophy")