24:46 AMN. I think this point cannot be overstated. I must grasp and cleave to the importance of the approach…within a framework of intentional humility…as I walk or run, dance or lament, laugh or weep, lie prostrate or face up, gazing in awe at what seems to be an image of infinity, all in my beloved field of dimyon. I have a little bridge that leads to a field, and this field adjoins my garden. And in times past, when I stood at the entrance to that garden, I would stop and wait, examining my heart and paying homage to the time and space set aside for worship, as if standing on holy ground. During these times, mostly very early in the morning awakened from sleep, I would listen. Making myself open, ready to receive instruction, all within the field of my dimyon. This was a time filled with pain and uncertainty, meant to increase my faith. We must always remember that we are so very small, but not in a self deprecating way; rather, in a way that properly relates us to kavod (perhaps there is a better word choice here). I cannot begin to explain the “weight of holiness” (again, targum) I encountered some nights. I felt like a confused child, crying to my Abba for help. I felt like a warrior, bowing to my King, professing loyalty and awaiting orders. I felt like a priest, making intercession for my people. I have never felt so connected to my purpose and my Creator as I did during those times of solitude, surrender, and adoration. I saw what I saw, and I see what I see. I must become as a little child. Blessings 🕊️
In a practical sense, everything is marriage. We are split into two to experience one another. Marriage is not perfect. It is a journey to understand love. We are creating our love. Marriage helps us understand that we are one with our Creator. When we grow up, we understand our independence is interdependent with one another.
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24:46 AMN. I think this point cannot be overstated. I must grasp and cleave to the importance of the approach…within a framework of intentional humility…as I walk or run, dance or lament, laugh or weep, lie prostrate or face up, gazing in awe at what seems to be an image of infinity, all in my beloved field of dimyon. I have a little bridge that leads to a field, and this field adjoins my garden. And in times past, when I stood at the entrance to that garden, I would stop and wait, examining my heart and paying homage to the time and space set aside for worship, as if standing on holy ground. During these times, mostly very early in the morning awakened from sleep, I would listen. Making myself open, ready to receive instruction, all within the field of my dimyon. This was a time filled with pain and uncertainty, meant to increase my faith. We must always remember that we are so very small, but not in a self deprecating way; rather, in a way that properly relates us to kavod (perhaps there is a better word choice here). I cannot begin to explain the “weight of holiness” (again, targum) I encountered some nights. I felt like a confused child, crying to my Abba for help. I felt like a warrior, bowing to my King, professing loyalty and awaiting orders. I felt like a priest, making intercession for my people. I have never felt so connected to my purpose and my Creator as I did during those times of solitude, surrender, and adoration. I saw what I saw, and I see what I see. I must become as a little child. Blessings 🕊️
In a practical sense, everything is marriage. We are split into two to experience one another. Marriage is not perfect. It is a journey to understand love. We are creating our love. Marriage helps us understand that we are one with our Creator. When we grow up, we understand our independence is interdependent with one another.
41:01 On “capitalism”…
Boker tov, yosefs coat of many colors all yidden wear for however much time, may we be zoche please Hashem,