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Likkutei Torah Al Ken #6: What If You Can Experience In Your Body How You Are Inside Hashem’s Womb?
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We're middle of the
131 page 131 all the way on top we're
holding you see
in the Hebrew it's
column one column one in English it's
page 131 on top
isak
[Music]
Today's class is dedicated by Alexandra
Perez in honor of her beloved in-laws.
Isn't that beautiful? Vivian and Mikey
Perez for opening their home this past
year and for hosting a beautiful bris
for our son Yakov. May this year bring
us one step closer to the safety and
success of the IDF in the holy land with
revealed blessings to all of Israel.
Amen. And thank you very very much
for the
only and may you raise
with joy, happiness, serenity and
prosperity and blessings.
Amen. Thank you very much. Okay. So
let's remember the nakuda the whole
mimer is focusing on a song on a poem
that was written by some poets that
Mishenu decides to record in
but the whole thing is very strange
because it's not an event that's
connected to the Jewish people it's a
war that happened between two countries
between the country of the and theites
and basically what happens is
that the tit describes types when uh the
Jewish people came in the desert and
Melikh who was the name of the king of
Ami went out to fight with them.
>> He began a war against them and the
Jewish people defeated him. So the Tyra
says in Paris that the Jewish people
took all of the cities that he lived in
and they settled there. They settled
there in the main city, the capital
which was called and all of the towns
around it. And then the trader goes off
on a tangent to tell you the history of
how came into the hands of which was
then later conquered by the Jewish
people. And he explains that was the
city the capital city of Sikhine who was
the king of Amay. Amayi was one of the
tribes and he had a capital city called
but it really didn't belong to him. It
really belonged to Mayav.
It belonged to the first king of Mayav.
And then Sikhine went to war against the
king of Mayav and he took his entire
country from him all the way to a city
called Aron.
Why is that Nea? Like what's Naya here?
So Rashi explains because essentially
it's very interesting. Rashi says
because
um the Torah says you're not supposed to
besiege alter leave may alone belong to
so how in the world can the Jewish
people conquer the say that's what he
explains that it used to be but
says
they became cleansed through
It became fertile. It became suitable
for the Jewish people because it went
through the hands of it wasn't it didn't
anymore belong to Mayov. So that's why
the history comes in because it's not
here because that explains why the
Jewish people could live there even
though it belonged to May because
conquered it. So it went over to his uh
huh?
>> Yeah.
Huh?
It says in the migillash
said uh to Esther that as base hmoni I
took the house of hmon and I gave it to
you. I gave it to you in mai
was from a malik. So you're not allowed
to have anything from a malik. Even a
house from a malik. That's what they
ask. If it's base hmon it has to be
destroyed. The answer is that Harug
Malus belongs to the Malus. So since
Hmon was killed by the Malus, it belong
to
wasn't for Malik. So he made it purified
that the Jewish people can use it. That
would be a similar idea.
But here the goes on another tangent and
starts telling us a poem that was
written about that war. And that's
what's very strange. Even if you want to
tell us about that war, do we have to
really know about a poem that was
written about the war?
The those who speak in parables from the
word says it was
those who speak in parables say
come to they told don't be afraid you
could come into you could conquer it
it's going to be rebuilt as the city of
this is what the parable the people
speaking in parables told about this
warb come and the city will be rebuilt
why is that right to have the song the
poem that was written about it
and then he adds it's it's a long it's
it's a it's for of poetry
a fire came out of
a flame came out of the city of
it ate up it consumed the city that
belonged to baline the masters of the
platforms of which was all may's country
and this fire went and consumed them and
he continues woe unto you may etc. So on
this I'll say that this was written also
as a parable. It wasn't stam written to
record what was written about that
original war by some poet but put it
into the because that itself is a lesson
and on this says this is what the was
based on
is
not only from the word mushel those who
write in parables those who write
they're poets they're they write pros
but is those from the word a ruler All
right.
Mhall has two meanings in Hebrew. The
word mention is and is a metaphor, a
parable and is a ruler.
Those who rule those who have control
over their life. Those who live a uh
centered a disciplined life. They they
are the ones who say what's
come and calculate think about ponder
from the word
the calculation of the world that's what
it means.
So this was the whole based and what was
the last that we learned that
tears up the of 70 years and the whole
of the was that
there's
the goof is in order to be able to
reveal the true
of that happens dka through the mitzvah
essay in this world and through the
mitzvah especially as he explains
when the person challenges all the
instincts and the thoughts that come
from and breaks through the concealment
and that creates
and all of the world which is the as
explained at length in the and then he
says and that's the idea of the say that
if you say
and
is this
of when somebody tunes into
the of 70 years which represents the 70
years of the seven of the each one
encompassing 10 gets torn through gets
refined and that's the
in the three worlds of
as explained and that's the
what's the secret of those who are
what's their secret
their ability to be able to be
whether it's
is how is they always know that it's
that there's a concealment there's a
blockage and they therefore they never
get uh deceived they never get lured in
to the trap because they know that
there's a concealment and there's a
blockage
>> yeah And they they also know that they
came from their comes from a place of
pure godliness and pure bliss. So they
make the
why did they come into this concealment
to this and the answer is to go to a
deeper place. You did the to be mala
malikam and not only malikalam which
happens only through piercing through
and puncturing puncturing you know the
the the the bubble of the concealment
which creates the puncture in all of the
worlds even in the highest worlds
because even in the highest worlds it's
always
it's always concealment even in the
highest highest worlds there is some
concealment in order to allow for
existence to happen and then when they
this this
is what allows them to be able to be
shall be not to fall prey to uh the
concealments that come up from the
animal consciousness in thought or in
words or in actions or in instincts or
in emotions throughout the day and the
night. And the isham
why because he said based on the depth
of the darkness that's how much light
you have to have right if you light a
candle in regular place it will be
effective but in a cellar where the ear
is very very dense and very very thick
it's not going to be able to work and
there you must have a much deeper a more
intense flame torch in order to be able
to penetrate that level of darkness. The
same is true.
He says that based on the you have to
make a how deep the concealment
is because it's so deep you need the
deepest light and for that you had the
come down
and
to be able to transform this darkness
into light. That's the and therefore
they don't get inspo they don't get
affected by the depth of the darkness.
On the contrary, they know that this is
precisely why you need so much light to
defeat the darkness.
>> Yeah. Yeah. Because they never associate
and identify themselves with the
darkness. They know that this they were
sent here. It's a mission. It's a
mission. It's not their identity. But is
from the highest place. Yeah. Yeah.
Yeah. Yeah. So this is the first part.
What does it say? Right after that in
this poem
is
let the city be established as the city
of is a city that belongs to once the
king the the king of conquers it. So now
he's going to rename it. It's going to
be established means built
established
as what? As a city of it's going to
become his city because he took it over.
It's not going to belong to anymore.
That's the next stop. That's the next
part. So now continues the next piece in
this whole
remember is recording it not just to
describe that war. He's describing it as
a timeless lesson to the Jewish people.
So says
the word the city of represents what's
the connection
the word
is called
is a conversation not shin not with a
shin which means
but sin smiles a shin not a not a shin
but a sin the difference between a shin
And a sin is if the pinta is on the
right or on the left. If it's on the
right, it's shin. If it's on the left,
it's sin. As you may remember from prea
and you may have kept up with that and
therefore we have the word
which is where do we see this? We have
it the first time in
when Alazar is bringing back from with
all of the camels and it says went out
what's
from this learned out
instituted
where was he from here we see that is
from the
Not just taking a walk
like it says into
Yeah. You remember from the song of
David. Yeah.
It's a beautiful song. So what's before
Hashem? He pours out his
is conversation. But it's not just a
superficial conversation. It's not the
word means but it means an intimate
conversation. He pours out his innermost
words and expressions and feelings. It's
pouring out right where you say
you say
also a nice song on those words right.
So it's all the soul pours itself out
meaning the person emotes in a very deep
way. So we see from here that represents
obviously are the same thing the same
says this is of the who pours out his so
clearly from you see that is
and that's why says
it's based on
that was
which is right because it was right
before the evening it was dusk in the
afternoon
>> something that I didn't understand
of the river.
>> Very good. Very good. So he's saying
okay very
actually says in the first of
not just that could mean
a is nothing but that that is what means
so this say it's based on but what's why
is
the word usually means conversation
words.
Yeah. Like we say for example
the conversation the words that come
from the holy angels that burn up
inspiration. But we see here that is
what's the connection
who and this is of course the concept of
it's spelled with but the pronunciation
is like a sin right that's why and sin
are very exchangeable because it's not
it's like the same it's not the same
letter but it sounds the same sounds
identical there's what's the difference
between sin and and between sin and sak
you can't hear a difference so that
means that is also connected to which is
it's connected to that's So he says is
connected to he's going to explain more
later
it's not
the word is usually
it's a word of conversation words in
Hebrew means conversation
is in Hebrew today
I want to talk to you
right means a speech a conversation a
sermon
is is a talk. So that's the connection
to but that wouldn't only be that's
anytime you talk. It could also be it
could be words. It could be a
conversation.
Right? So here you see that he says
because doesn't only mean words
conversation.
Furthermore, says
that actually represents a conversation
that's quiet. It's
quiet.
It's secretive. It's confidential.
It's concealed.
So that would work very well with
means has to be quiet. You're not
supposed to scream and speak loud. So
this is another why say that is because
says that is not just a regular it's a
that's quiet it's a quiet it's it's a
it's a it's an intimate conversation and
that's the idea of it's not loud but in
addition to all that that's all true
but there's another idea in the word
it represents the idea of moving away
moving away
like we say what's also the same word
right
means it says when you're wearing fill
and you shouldn't have what's
means that your das is diverted your
attention is diverted from being present
being mindful to what you're doing into
other things so
means to move away from one place to
another place. Diverting your location
physically or emotionally or mentally
from one place to another place is also
connected to where do you see it also?
You see it in the word in Hebrew for
swimming. How do you say swimming in
Hebrew?
>> Huh?
Yeah.
Swimming. Huh?
>> Yeah. What's the connection to swimming?
>> Huh?
>> What do you do when you swim? You stay
in one place. You're supposed to stay in
one place when you swim. That's what's
the exercise of the fun of swimming. You
got to move.
The faster the better. So that's what he
says. Like the bus says
chapter 25 verse 11.
The meaning of this is to swim in water.
What is this?
Is exactly the same word. You're moving
away. That's what swimming is.
The whole concept of swimming is that
you're constantly moving yourself from
one place to another space inside the
water.
We see this also in another place.
the
the says in when a person has anxiety
when a person has worry anxiety concerns
things bothering you the
I think over there it actually says with
if I'm not mistaken say what does mean
he says two meanings one is
get it off your mind another is talk to
other people about It seems like a
contradiction. First you tell me means
just move it away. Go away from it.
>> And then you say talk to somebody else.
So he says
you see in this words they have both.
The first is in Gammorian. The Gmorian
says this and explains two things that
means the first thing is
what's
to remove his dance from the anxiety
to put his into
not to remain immersed in those anxious
thoughts. That's number one. But then
they have another
actually to converse with somebody else.
From here you see that doesn't just mean
to repress it or bury it or make believe
it doesn't exist because then they
wouldn't give up. You should talk about
it to somebody else. Right?
Is done with awareness. It's done with
compassion. It's not done like uh that
you get angry at the thought and you
make believe it doesn't exist and you
repress it because that doesn't help.
Then it just comes back usually with a
vengeance. It's a conscious idea of that
it's here. I know exactly what it is and
now I'm choosing to take my das and to
put it into
it's a very conscious mindful decision
that comes from actually holding space
for what is and then you decide to take
your das and you want to choose where
your das is going to be spending its
time. It's just a very important
qualification. That's why it's not a
contradiction to the second thing which
is
why you're talking about it just make
believe it doesn't exist. You don't talk
about things that don't exist. But what
do we see from here that the same word
is has two interpretations in and
obviously if it's two interpretations
they're connected to each other. So this
is these two interpretations. One is
that's the second interpretation and one
is move away. So the same is true in
which is one is and one is moving away
but that wouldn't be connected to you're
saying that's why is called is not
on the contrary what you what you're
trying not to think about your
explains
what's this idea of moving away by ding
what do you want to move away to
>> so he saysh
moving your burden from yourself to
he has to help you with whatever.
>> So that you could say one idea that you
want to move away from your present
state of burdens or anxiety or worry or
concern
and surrender it to Hashem like give it
up to Hashem. So that would be the
just like
that you're taking
and you see you're moving it away from
your like somebody once said um
before I go to sleep I give over all my
problems to God because I know he's
staying up anyway so you know I got to
sleep he doesn't have to sleep so let
him if you're staying up anyway so
you'll worry about all my issues yeahish
you're staying up so you deal elephant.
There's also another another element in
haz of this haz is in the person
themselves. There's a whole other
element in moving away in
that is connected to the core of dav. In
other words, if you just say it's the
person moving away from their own
anxiety to having
so that depends if the person has
anxiety, if the person doesn't have
anxiety, if there's three and a half
people that don't have anxiety. Here
we're going to learn but it's not
essential to in other words it's the to
get away from in order to why is itself
called you understand according to this
it's a it's an important in order to be
able to step into ding if I'm
overwhelmed with anxiety and thinking
about this thinking about this I can't
be present for ding but here we're going
to learn that itself just like dur is
not only a preparation for ding that is
the the is the of ding so according to
the second that it's that is the
So here goes into a whole of a of a what
what what's happening at the of
quite a quite a a a novel explanation
the real main
the real is he's going to explain that
of should be revealed, manifested,
viscerally revealed to be to be enclosed
in all of the worlds in a revealed way.
That's why the main of is
what does literally the word mean? There
should be a will. There should be a will
from you
because the he himself is beyond the
essence of life, the essence of reality
itself. What we call hashem, the essence
of everything itself is beyond any
definition. It's also beyond even the
word which means desire
in order to
so to speak create or they should be the
whole reality of
which is what the blessings of talk
about for example
he should be redeem
bless the years all the other blessings
the 18 or 19 blessings
So this is also moving away
from one space to another space.
The deepest here is in in Hashem himself
is a big revolution.
Is a revolution. The word revolution
also means right when something revolves
something moves a re revolution you want
to change things around you want to
upend the reality soil is really a huge
revolution it's a huge change it's a
huge transformation
and this is what you have to realize
here because
from every of so is a huge zaza movement
for lak and he explains because mitad
himself as it says in zyar
He's he's completely transcendent of any
of any attribute any definition any
description who
moves away moves away.
He swims. He swims away and descends
from
his essential so to speak natural
organic essential space which is beyond
even desire
that there should be a rat in this in
this flow in this communication in this
connectivity in being manifested in this
particular description and definition
and this aroused from above. This
movement is also movement. When you're
you wake up the word means to wake up
means you're waking up again. It's a
movement. I I am in my natural state.
And then somebody's
the alarm clock wakes me up. So now my
state changes. So whenever you say
means it's an arousal from above. It's a
change. There's a shift. There's a
switch. Something happens. There's a
this new flow that comes through which
is let there be a will. Why are you
saying let there be a will? Do you want
it or don't you want it? Because you
have to say because you're beyond
this is a huge this is this is swimming
from one side of the Atlantic to the
other side of the Atlantic and it's
bigger than the Atlantic because the
Atlantic is like a big ocean but it's
finite. It's an ocean. Here you're
talking about a
movement from where? from a space beyond
any description and definition into a
place where there is definition and
description whether it's
and all of the which is what is
>> a complete redirection of traffic and
this is the revolution of
>> that's what you're asking you're asking
him to move. Yeah. You're asking him to
move
>> to help you whatever. Whatever.
>> Yeah. To come in to come in that of
should become present and manifested in
the intricate detail of my life.
Whatever it is I'm asking for and I'm
concerned about and I need which is very
very granular. It's specific. It's
defined whether it's physical,
psychological, emotional, spiritual. But
it's all about identity. It's all about
the it's all about descriptions and
definitions and identity and details.
>> You said that there's a
So really,
>> but it's still
>> You're right. You're right. Is more Mali
than a Mali, but it's
ain't safe. It's infinite.
>> It should be able to be manifested as
the detail, manifested as the specific
expression.
You put on pause for a second.
>> Not the word pause, but the way he puts
it is that
the should be
in the in the form of
inside the world.
>> Ah.
>> Yeah. doesn't say that.
Yeah.
>> Yeah.
>> Right.
>> It's an interesting paradigm because
it's like what a person is a personal
verdict.
>> Okay. It's like a death spiral in no and
just if you have a little push to to
redirect the floor to say that you can
actually go
escape the vertex by giving you
escape. There is a way to escape but
>> right
>> redirecting the flow. Redirecting the
flow.
from
>> you're saying the person is in a vortex
and you redirect the flow.
>> Yeah.
>> So this is the
we said is but why is called because
also means something else moving away
like the swimming. So this is the moving
away from a space that is completely
beyond description and definition beyond
any identity beyond any mid even beyond
the word which is why we say from which
is pure pure to be able to be manifested
within the details and the intricacies
of the person's needs and the person's
life expressed in all of the 18 of that
is that that arousal that comes
from God below. That is the tremendous
a radical quantum haza transformation
and move from one space which is beyond
space to a space which is called space.
>> Yeah, of course.
>> It's a flow to remain in that flow. Of
course,
>> huh.
>> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. That's what it is.
It's a flow. I'm shak into that space.
>> Well, you're saying there should be a
rot.
>> It's not depreciating. We'll see. It's
not depreciating.
It's it's it's it's respecting and
embracing the reality that Hashem
created where the person is living in a
physical world in a body that is defined
because in the truth of Kalman
everything is complete complete infinite
we don't even have words for it because
words are part of malic creation. So the
moment we speak about it we're not
talking about it anymore right? We're
talking about some construct that we put
into words and that's when you when the
whole is built on the idea that is yeah
the moment you go to and it's between
pre-creation postcreation and mat the
same
like he spoke about the circle and he
said doesn't mean is above and it's not
below
it's in the and it's still
so essentially and there's no between yn
and gashmis and the highest and the
lowest are completely the same because
it's not called high. It's not called
low. The very definition of high and low
doesn't exist. Yeah. It's not called
high. It's not called low. And he says
that
it's an and this is the it says
if I go to heaven you're there and if I
go into the it's he spoke about
that's the first level but then there's
is the
right so this when we talk about it yeah
what what Is it it is that when the
person surrenders all definitions and
all descriptions in this there's
complete you're like subsumed in the
womb of God that and everything is
subsumed in it from the highest to the
lowest and it's all pure infinity
and therefore in the most perfect
coherent possible state it can be
now that's the truth
that's the truth the truth would be like
the entire it says The entire universe
all of the universes is like subsumed
like a like a fetus in the womb of the
child
where it's completely bottle
in the
in absolute oneness.
Over there everything is as perfect as
can be. There is a coherence, there's a
unity, there's a oneness. It's also the
source of all bliss, of all goodness, of
all pleasure. And it's it's the same
oneness that was there pre-creation. And
it's a true state of reality.
That's the state of reality. When you
have those glasses, when so to speak,
when you have that perspective, that
>> clarity, that's what it is. That's the
reality. Yet,
Hashem causing the energy to be
concealed from the perspective of those
who are created. We live in a different
world, right? Right? We live in a world
of amm of sha of nephesh like we
explained is infinitely diverse and
nephesh is infinitely diverse and sha
represents that entire change of time
because of etc etc.
So what am I when I'm dvening what am I
dvening? What am I really dining?
Am I dvening that what I should cease to
exist and go back to precreation of
that's not the plan.
is even if you could reach it, even if
you're in the it's called a sin. So
that's not the doning. So what is the
davening? The dvening is
manifested life as a human being. We're
sitting here, we're talking. Why are we
talking?
What are we talking? The answer is
because we're living in a world of
consciousness of world a world of
identity, right? I'm sitting here and I
feel myself. You're sitting here and you
feel yourself.
It's not like it's not of it is
not afraid of mics and it's not afraid
of people and it's certainly not afraid
of and it's not even afraid of coffee.
That's what I meant. It's not it's not
like oh god a mic oh I can't deal with a
mic.
It could be finite also. But the way of
doesn't mean doesn't mean I don't that
that I'm afraid of change. change is
also
but but that's of so what's that of as
he puts it should be
right that was the the man when he
starts talking about
that the truth of reality should be
experienced
in the world of the person and in the
world that we inhabit.
>> So that's
>> right to do that.
>> Yeah. Because because it's that's a huge
it's the from a space that's completely
beyond any any definition which includes
also all the definitions but it doesn't
include the definitions as a limit. It
includes the definitions. It could
include them as a limit because of it's
completely not defined by limit or by
unlimitedness.
>> As I told you, you don't have to say
it's you don't say it's limited, but you
also don't say it's unlimited. Not
afraid of limits. It's it's it's
not defined by anything.
>> Yeah. Even the word is is a construct of
words.
I know I know it's funny because it
sounds like semantics like okay, big
deal. Say say nothing. Nothing is
nothing. But but it's important to be
typhus that this is the of Mitsus.
>> It's the of Mits. I mean the deeper you
go into reality, you know, this is where
you're getting to.
It's like
very
>> okay.
>> I don't know what I ch to be honest with
you. I'm just trying to understand what
Alba said.
>> Okay.
>> So is the world a womb of God? So if you
have that perspective that the world is
like a womb of God. So then you are not
you're not separate. You you're in in
there. So you're you just you're in the
womb. Once you have that thought, it's
just like what is this?
>> Very well. You just got it. You nailed
it. You nailed it.
>> I think you nailed it. I just praised it
in my first
>> Yeah. Yeah. The moment you're in the
womb, it's it's the end of anxiety.
Yeah.
>> It's as perfect as it gets.
>> It's it's the this is thee.
That's what means
doesn't just mean God is the boss and he
has a that's basic
is that you're in the womb of Hashem
literally everything is in the womb.
>> Yeah. So is to be able to live with that
consciousness
in your real life in your practical
life.
I could say I'm in the womb of God when
I'm asleep when I'm uh
in a different state of consciousness.
But when to be in this world and be in
that womb, what are you worried about?
Why are you worried? Why are you
concerned? I'm not talking here an
intellectual experience. We're talking
about a visceral experience. What would
it actually feel emotionally? Don't
think about it intellectually.
Intellectually, you can make in the womb
and has all but what would it feel like
viscerally? Like what if you feel felt
like that? If everybody here felt and
experienced experienced literally in
their body, in your nervous system, in
your heart, in your emotion that you
were in the womb of Hashem
and actually you really really felt it.
Think about those words. Not
intellectually, not there's a proof and
there's and there's a calculation and
which is all nice. You know, it's like I
always tell you, the map is not the
territory. Intellect at best is a good
map, but that's not the territory. It's
not where you live, right? What would it
actually feel like if you really felt
like that?
>> It's the source of all comfort. This is
the source of all comfort. This is the
source of all healing. This is the
source of all joy. This is the source of
all bliss. This is the source of all
clarity.
If a person really really really can
experience that
it's like everything changes. Everything
changes. It's not that you become crazy.
You're a crazy person. You're sen,
you know, go live on Mars. It's not
that. We're not talking about that. It's
just everything is different.
Everything changes. How does everything
change? Because you are literally It's
not just Hashem is running the world.
Everything is is Hashem
>> presence.
>> Complete presence. Complete complete
presence.
And it's not even a denial of
everything. It's not like you now deny
the detail. This doesn't exist. That
doesn't exist. It's it's it's you're not
amputating anything. If you need to
amputate something, then it's not this
idea.
>> You're not amputating anything. It's
inside the womb. Everything is there.
All the food, all the
>> everything,
>> all the food, all the parasa, all the
bank accounts, all the text messages,
all the WhatsApp messages, all the
conversations, all even the bills,
>> everything, everything is there.
>> And it's not and it's not it's not even
an intellectual explanation. And
therefore, everything is rosy. There's
not a therefore and everything is
beautiful. And it's not even that.
You said you're not trying to amputate
anything. You don't have to amputate
anything. You don't have to cut this out
and cut this out and deny this and deny
that and just smile and say life is
perfect.
>> Huh?
>> No.
Means he did not push you out of the
womb. It means I could I have to choose
to see myself in the womb. That's what
it means. Now, he didn't push me out of
the womb. It means he gave me the
opportunity to choose to be in the womb.
You see the difference? a very big
difference. He didn't push me out of the
womb. He gave me an opportunity to
choose it and also an opportunity not to
choose it. Cuz that's what it means, an
opportunity to choose it. An opportunity
to choose it means also an opportunity
not to choose it. I could see myself
inside his womb and I can also choose
not that not that.
>> To not see it. Yeah.
>> Yeah.
Like the Mishna says it was nine hours a
day, right? People think meditation is
someh of some Buddhists, right? You go
to Mishna, they spent nine hours a day
meditating an hour before dinging, an
hour ding, an hour after ding. That was
chakras the same with the same with and
people don't know that this is brought
as a
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think
this is not this is not this is not
this is not it's not
is the code of law it speaks that before
dvening one should go into and he
This meditation brought them to place of
close to the state of prophecy. This is
people don't realize what is he trying
to say. It wasn't stam they sat
meditated you know checked their phone
watched a nice clip. It was a very very
serious technique where they literally
went into a space where they were in the
womb of God.
>> Huh? Shyen. Yeah,
>> is like the flow. It's a flow because it
can happen uh urgent. It's just urgent
like okay let's do it. I have two
minutes. Let's meditate two minutes to
finish.
>> Huh?
>> Well, they started early. Huh?
>> They started early so they finished
beforeh
>> a drive-through meditation. So the here
is that you know think throughout the
day. Take a few minutes throughout the
day and ask yourself,
what would I feel like if I experienced
myself in the womb of Hashem?
You say, "But I don't. I got that, but
what would it feel like?" Ask your body.
You you might you may find very in very
powerful results.
Speak to your body like in very calming
way regulated and ask what would you
feel like if you experienced yourself
literally you with all your parts, all
your cells, all your ligaments, all your
bones, all your muscles, everything, all
your atoms, all your neurons,
everything, the good, the bad, the ugly,
the mishagasan, the exa, everything.
You've experienced all of it literally
inside the womb of Hashem without
anything out.
Bashmi is what you would feel not
the here is that rrookn and gashmis are
one. That's the whole point. This is a
place where rnes and gashmis are exactly
the same.
>> Huh?
>> They're completely synonymous. Matter
and energy are exactly the same thing.
That's the whole point in this. That's
what was saying
was not an intellectual experience. So
if you read tomlik was not
philosophizing
and there's not a word of philosophy
that's why people don't like it because
it's not philosophy it's experience so
when Judaism went into the
intellectualism tom went out the window
like what am I
who don't know how to learn can't read
madame certainly can't learn so they say
tim all day so for the altabus in Poland
and Russia it was a good
But today we're sophisticated. So
in the previous he says there I don't
remember exactly the he says
yeah and says he was he was the head of
the sanhedrin. So he wasn't
he was a genius of a man David. You
could see also from that he was a
genius. So he says he he was he was
expressing himself. He says
he didn't write a
so he could say
and say ah
he said he wrote a
because because it's experience it's not
it's not another intellectual
experience.
So the idea here is that on an
intellectual level
a person you read to him it's like what
do you want again and again again again
again every pedic again his sadness and
his grief
>> huh
>> I'm ashamed of it because I could not
relate to
>> but we we need to go to experience once
you go to experience you'll see it's a
diary of of our life it's a it's the
best diary of life the garra says it
says he calls him the mirror is he's
like the the the poet of the Jewish
people. He represents the Jewish soul's
angst and music. He's called he's like
the mouthpiece of the Jewish song. Like
says, you know,
right? I'm I'm the harp to your musical
is the harp of the of the Jewish soul.
So when he says
brought it in the beginning of chapter 2
about what was he? was experiencing it.
David Malik was sometimes in heaven and
sometimes he was in sh physically in sh.
He was in caves. He was in sistern. He
was running. He was a fugitive from his
own father-in-law. Everybody tried to
kill the man.
So was he was he was he an anxious
depressed person? So he's telling you
what he did.
He was in the womb of God. Doesn't mean
he's he's not calling it. He is calling
a child
because doesn't mean I have to amputate
the reality. I'm not in sh I'm in
heaven. He's not in heaven. He's in a
cave. He's running away. Tomorrow he has
to run to in an hour. He has to run.
Nonetheless, physically, he was so
regulated because he was in the womb of
God. In the womb of Hashem. So
throughout the day, it's good sometimes
to pause and ask your body, what would
you feel like if right now you
experienced yourself in the womb of
Hashem? What would that feel like?
Priceless.
>> Priceless. Yeah.
>> This is This is everything. It's not
just priceless. It's everything.
Priceless means it's very very expensive
piece that has no price. This is
everything.
This is everything. So if it's
everything, why don't we just talk about
this? Yeah. That's why every mime talks
about this.
It's true. That's why every mime talks
about this. People like, well, against
Yeah. What else should he talk about?
What do you want him to talk about? You
want to talk about hakkinik
this and this and this this cute vert
and this cute vert that cute vert. This
is the core of everything. If you have
this, you have everything. If you don't
have this, we're running after
everything. Just running.
Another entertainment. Another
entertainment. Whether it's religion,
not religion, this this. But I'm I'm
trying to entertain myself here. You
stop entertaining yourself. You don't
have to entertain yourself.
This is it. This is everything.
Yeah. And it's like it's a secret
because you can't hold on to it. You
can't control it. You have to be in it.
You can't control it. It's a very very
energetic space. It's not words. It's
not ideas. It's not intellect. Right?
Even talking about it is really a
desecration of it.
Not because the words are bad because
words have to acknowledge their limits.
Words are a product of leaving the womb.
Words are definitions. Words are
defining it. We live in a world of
words. So we try to connect the verbal
to the preverbal.
But if the verbal is not being connected
to the preverbal, then the verbal is
just more garbage.
Just more distractions, more
distractions. Words, words, words,
words, words.
There's a niggan on this, you know.
Somebody used to say that there were two
types of Jews. Some Jews read this Pik
and went into went into mourning.
how can I get rid of you? You're always
here. Is there anywhere you can leave me
alone?
It's one one approach.
And then there were those that
depends on the perspective what God
means. If God is a tyrant and a
dictator, then leave me alone. Somewhere
say you're not there. Maybe the bathroom
somewhere
somewhere you shouldn't be there.
>> Huh?
>> And then there is other approach.
>> Yeah. So what are you experiencing? I
want to hear. You look like you're
experiencing a lot.
>> Yeah. Yeah. I see your
>> Good answer. Good answer. Good answer.
I have to be the carbon who speaks about
it, right? Everybody just gets to think
about it and not talk about it.
>> It just feels like the ultimate
surrender is so beautiful, so simple.
It's so easy.
>> It's so easy to
elevate your burden.
>> The truth is that it's the easiest thing
in the world, but it's also the hardest
thing in the world.
>> It's the easiest thing in the world
because it's really just going back to
the truth. That's really it's easy
everything. It's just letting go of
everything. It's the hardest thing in
the world because letting go takes
courage because there's so many other
thoughts and distractions
>> goes against our nature.
>> It goes against our nature and the
animal soul didn't learn the mimer.
We're trying to teach it the mind, but
the animal soul doesn't see it that way.
The animal soul says, "No, no, no.
You're not in any womb. You're in
control. If you don't take care of
yourself, you're dead. There are a bunch
of sharks everywhere. And do you dare
say to me that we're we're no in a womb?
We're not a womb. You're yourself here.
Make sure you take care of yourself. Get
the respect you need. Get the money you
need. Get the attention you need. Get
the validation you need. Get the
pleasure you need. And you know what? We
have to have compassion. That's what the
animal soul knows. It doesn't know
anything else. It's a post symptom
reality. And it comes into a body and it
says, "Okay, I'm hungry. I'm thirsty. I
need attention. I need this. I need
that. I need that. Whoa, whoa, whoa. I
need I need I need I need I need I need
it. Stop hacking me a chic." And it
starts already at day one. And it
develops all of the instincts in order
to get its gratification to survive and
to be comfortable. And that's what it
lives with. And we develop all of our
mechanisms based on that. The emmesis is
though that the nepheamas needs to be
invited with compassion also into the
womb because that's also part of the
womb. All all of these instincts are
also in the womb.
>> Yeah. They're also in the womb.
>> So you could also tell the animal, so I
get it. I get it. Your anxiety is also
in the womb. That's the whole idea. So
you don't have to be afraid of it.
That's why you don't have to amputate
anything.
>> Yeah.
Who you are, not what you want.
>> Very well. Excellent.
You get you get according to who you
are, not according to what you need.
>> Yeah, that's beautiful.
>> God gives you things not according to
what you want, but according to who you
are. And ultimately, once you know who
you are, that's exactly what you want.
That's the point.
>> In other words, I I I con that's very
powerful. I construct things what I want
because I don't know who I am. Oh,
that's a good shirt. Give me that shirt.
Oh, that's a nice phone. Give me that
phone. Oh, you have a good wife. Give me
your wife. You have a nice house. Give
me your house. Oh, I like your car. Give
me your car. Oh, I like your money. Give
me your money. I'm just It's like a kid,
you know, who sees, oh, ice cream, this
ice cream. Okay, that ice cream. There's
ice cream everywhere. So, you give me
your ice cream. It's not based on who I
am. It's just based on what seems right
at the moment, which will feel good. And
then I finish with this and I go to the
next ice cream.
But the truth is life gives you not what
you want. It gives you based on who you
are. And then when you know that that's
exactly what you want. But that takes a
lot of lot of surrender. It takes a lot
of surrender. And there's also grief. In
other words, you have to acknowledge the
grief in it because the animal soul is
scared.
Right? When you're taking a kid on a
plane and it's turbulent and he's
crying, you don't just say you're a
stupid child. You comfort. Our animal
soul is like a child who has to be
comforted. It's throwing tantrums.
So, you have to comfort it. You don't
have to judge it. You have to comfort it
and bring that into the womb. Mosul.
>> It's a good puppy. It's actually can
embrace. Yeah. Yeah. It throws tantrums
constantly and and and to be present
with the discomfort is part of what it
means to be in to be present with the
discomfort.
In other words, not to be afraid of any
part of life and existence.
Listen, this is very heavy. This is this
is heavy stuff. I mean, as I'm talking
about what
>> if you're completely there, but but but
there is the fact that
is part of the equation.
In other words, creation of the world is
not a myth.
Before Bria and after Bria, that's true.
But there's something called Bria.
>> The world is nothing,
>> right?
Did my never say malakan is a lie. It's
stupid. It's it's it's wake up from your
dream. No, that's not what he's saying.
That's God's reality also. It's God's
reality. I have a hand and it looks like
a hand. It doesn't look like infinity.
It's a finger. It's a finger and it has
its identity.
>> The emes that the finger is in his womb.
That's true.
And that includes my finger. Yeah. And
that the finger really at its core is
infinite. That's all true. But the way
it's viscerally manifested in our
consciousness is it's a finger and it
needs to be treated as a finger with
delicacy and with sensitivity and with
consideration.
So that's a very very delicate interplay
and recognition of the different aspects
of existence. So now what is
so what is really a daily encounter with
Kalam because Hashem Hashem is Hashem.
You're talking to Hashem who you're
talking to Hashem himself. You're not
talking to an angel. That's not what
Davening is. You're talking to Hashem
himself.
And you're saying this Hashem himself
who is completely beyond ruts, beyond
description, beyond definition. Not
because he's afraid of ruts. I can have
ruts. He can also have rotten. All
rutsen comes from him. Who created
desire? Where did anybody get the idea
of desire? Mind mindless cells that are
blind didn't create desire. Who created
love? Who created passion? Who created
wisdom? Who created compassion? Who
created sensitivity? Where do all these
emotions come from?
>> And we do have a desire
>> and we all have desire and we all have
love.
>> We do have free will. Not like said.
>> Yeah. Yeah.
>> Yeah. Freedom and agency and even
consciousness. You know, people don't
realize consciousness is a miracle. What
came from nowhere consciousness. There
was a this table evolves after 20
billion years. Suddenly it's going to
have consciousness. Somebody's going to
have love. Suddenly it's going to have a
a deep yearning to understand what the
world is. We do mindless blind cells
that are randomly connected develop
consciousness. So f scientists who are
stupid can afford to ignore this but you
can't really ignore these things.
You can't ignore it. Anyone who has a
little honesty and sel it's the biggest
miracle in the world that there's
consciousness
based on the idea that the world is
random and there's no design and there's
no intelligence and there's no
consciousness and it all happened by
mistake from some explosion
and it took 26 billion years today the
number changed to 26 billion used to be
13 billion now it's 26 billion and after
26 billion it developed like this
>> it's not confirmed
>> I didn't think so
>> one
>> I didn't think So
>> huh
>> my point is when you say he's beyond
rats doesn't mean he has no rats. It
means he's beyond any definition of
rats. If I can of course desire comes
from God. Where else desire? Where did
love comes from God? It all comes from
the source but he's not defined by rats.
So when you say
it's really describing that of should be
fully manifested and present in mal
in the person is asking for connecting
to
>> and it happens no matter what
question
>> it's really really also explaining the
secret of davin because everybody asks
question. If God knows what he's doing
and God is good, what are you ding? What
are you mixing in? What are you mixing
in?
Oh, you don't believe in him. You don't
believe he knows what he's doing. So,
what are you dabbing to him? What is
this? Like a vending machine. God, I
know you have one plan, but you know
what? I'm throwing in a quarter. Send
out a Danish. No, the Danish is not good
for you. I don't care. I put in a
quarter, send out the Danish. What's
this whole deting thing, right?
It's almost like there's a machine and
you're throwing it and you're pushing it
and you're pushing it. What's supposed
to happen here? He knows what he's
doing. He doesn't know what he's doing.
He's like, "Okay, I'll change my mind.
Okay, you're a nice boy today. Fine.
I'll give you the potato chips.
It's going to kill you, but I'll give it
to you anyway." What what what's what's
the y?
It's a good question. No,
but these few words it's half of a
fella. Of course, everything is perfect
of
the is that this the the
should be felt in the that's the
>> asking for awareness.
>> Yeah. It should be able to be it should
dwell in the consciousness of the finite
human being who is living in a world of
am of sha nephesh
where of course there's identity
>> I should be there when the comes out
>> yeah we say again
>> I should be there comes out of the
vending machine when I put
>> yeah yeah I should be able to be present
that's what he says I should be able to
be present to the gilly of colon of Of
course in it's as perfect as it gets.
You're getting exactly who you are. It's
as perfect as it gets. It can't get any
more perfect. When the gill of happens,
you'll see that every moment was as
perfect as it gets. There was a perfect
coherence. And it's not because we're
delegitimizing
and pain and delegitimizing grief and
delegitimizing suffering, anybody's
suffering.
It's because in that space, it's beyond
what any intellect can imagine and
explain and articulate. And I know that
I don't know what I'm saying because the
pain of life is so deep and so real that
to say this without a lack of
sensitivity can be very very difficult
because it sounds like oh you're just
you know everything is perfect fine yeah
right you know what happened in history
right we're coming to tishov like you
know what happened like what is this a
joke everything
it's beautiful everything is beautiful
all the bloodshed and and violence and
children suffering I mean so you need a
lot of sensitivity when you talk about
this it's Not easily said
but the is that this state of oneness
this state of coherence should really be
able to be manifested viscerally within
the human experience
in our brains in our hearts in our daily
lives the way we are finite human beings
who do live with description who do live
with identity
of course in a world beyond midas beyond
ratsen everything is not what it looks
And I could get that. I understand. I
don't understand that. But I could
understand that I don't understand that.
>> Yeah.
Yeah.
>> Yeah. I know to say it in those words is
a little intense, but we're not really
asking for anything.
>> Therefore, everything gets resolved.
>> Yeah. We're asking to be able to
experience ourselves in the womb and
then everything is coherent and
resolved.
Yeah.
>> And that's what the 18 braas are.
You'll say, "But one second." But you're
asking
you want, you want, you want
forgiveness, you want health, you want
redemption, you want, yeah, you want,
you want justice, you want
to be eliminated,
right? So, so what do you mean? What do
you mean? So, it's not perfect.
You're asking
all these things. So it's not perfect.
What do you need Mashiah for? What are
you asking for? Mashiach,
>> huh?
>> That is that is m that is Msiach.
This this is Msiah. This gil this
experience that's what we're asking for.
Of course, we call it gullus. Gullus
means why is it gullus? You know the
alterba made said that the cats is
there's a that the cats of gulus is
1848.
The year passed mashia didn't come as we
know 1848 mashiah didn't come. So marash
was the fourth lab. His name was a son
of the youngest son. He asked his father
what happened to the cats of that used
gave. So what did say
was published?
So told his father,
"We need Mashiach literally, not only
but that was answer." What was his
answer?
That's the cats. Of course, that's the
cats.
He argued with him. He argued. He said,
"You're wrong. That's not That's not
That's not what we need."
>> So what's that's his idea?
when you're asking for.
>> Yeah.
>> Good question. You're asking somebody to
be healthy, right? The person
unfortunately is sick. So we of course
you're asking you should be healthy. Of
course you're asking it should be
healthy.
They say there was an Indian doctor. He
was an Indian was a mystic. So he once
met a Jewish boy and he said, "Oh, I
haven't seen you in years. How you
doing?" Good. How's your uncle? How's
your father? We used to be neighbors. He
says, "Unfortunately, my uncle is very,
very sick." So he says, "Go back to your
uncle and tell him he's not sick. He
thinks he's sick. There's no such a
thing. He's not sick. He thinks he's
sick. It's in his mind." A week later,
he meets him again. He says, "How's your
uncle?" He says, "He thinks he died."
I don't want to sound like a freak. You
know what I mean?
What were you supposed to feel at that
point?
>> Yeah. Yeah, I understand. Means a person
should be healthy. Of course. And that's
what we want. We want the person to be
healthy.
It's not a joke. It's like, oh, yay.
It's it's a very das.
They're as healthy as they are as they
can be.
They're as healthy as they can be.
They're incredible. They're they're
they're
Yeah. So you'll say really if this is of
you know give me another of right
give me another one if this is what it
looks like. But that's that's exactly
what is sickness. What is sickness?
Sickness is the disparity
between the real world and the world
that we inhabit.
The world that we see, the glasses that
we see, right? That is what sickness is.
The Garra says
sickness essentially means the ultimate
disparity between the inner and the
outer. So essentially is the moment the
person
is a full manifestation of who they
really really are then that's the
ultimate health also.
That's the ultimate healing also.
>> Yeah.
Huh?
>> Yeah. When the experiences life in the
womb of God, it's it's
>> it's as blissful as can be.
>> Yeah. But we live in a world where
that's not the feeling. That's not the
experience. There's such disparity.
That's what we mean. There's What do you
mean there's if it's all in the womb? So
there's no
but believes that there's right. That's
what real gula means. Real goola is the
transformation of it all.
Let's another few minutes tomorrow.
Okay. 8:00.
So what's the haz of it's Hashem's
for Hashem moving away from a place of
no definition no description
everything blissful infin in infin infin
in
>> infinity
into a space of
identity into a space of of of
physicality into a space of description
into the granular details of what life
looks like in our world. That's what
Phil is. So it's his own.
He says
there should be a
there should be a ham. It should be a
desire for this particular flow in this
particular form. Whether it's money in
your bank account, right? or health,
physical health, emotional health,
health to your child, health to you,
health to your spouse, health to your
loved ones, etc.
But now says
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the line starts.
But this
This change, this swimming of God to
move away from one space to another
space happens through the person moving
away. Why? Because the person is so
connected.
Our energy is what brings forth his
energy. So the second the moving away of
Hashem happens through the person. It's
the person who does it. That's what
really means. means there's something in
us that moves away
swimming that causes that
and in this movement of the person we
also have the two of
the first is and the second is just like
we spoke means two things right words
and moving away. Let me explain it by
Hashem. It's the moving away from a
complete place of atmospho
who creates this who triggers this or
arouses this you have these two. The
first is
why and this is what creates the by
the main idea of is really an outcry.
It's coming from a place of distress.
But
what's
the soul pours out? You say you pour out
your soul. Why? Because it's bothered by
something. Something is distressing her.
Why are you pouring out your soul?
Because there's something.
There's something distressing you.
What's distressing the soul? What's
distressing the soul is that it walks in
vanity. It walks in heaven
and it walks in darkness
is in darkness and emptiness so much of
the time.
So what is really is the cry of the
soul.
Get me out of a place of impurity. I am
too innocent for this. I do not belong
in garbage. I am not in a garbage dump.
I do not belong here. Get me out of this
place.
That's really what the cry is. It's a
cry of a soul that knows who it is. It's
like out. I have nothing to do with this
garbage, with this filth.
is oh so always comes after
then you have
a person ought to be
means a master of reckoning
every night
a person experiences
means grief of the soul. Like from the
word midos is grief of the soul from all
actions or words or thoughts that are
not aligned with the oneness of hashem
from the day of his existence because a
sensitive soul
is aware of everything. It's in tuned
with every
it's not a joke. The idea of detachment
is not a sign of life. It's a sign of
death. Life is attachment. Life is
attunement to everything that's going on
in me.
People who are uh martial art artists
for example, they talk about being aware
of every move, being aware of your
position, being aware of every literally
the movement of your body and the
movement of the other person's body.
That that's what it means to be an
embodied person, to be fully fully
present, right? When we numb ourselves
and detach, that's not presence. So
means I'm I'm aware of my thoughts, my
words, my my my thoughts, my words, my
actions.
And that the person became sunk in and
drowning
means all different types of cravings,
anxieties, temptations, distractions.
And this is what the person is. so busy
with when he goes to sleep and when he
wakes up
and truth has been forgotten from the
tablet of his heart from the tablet of
his heart because of his stress and
anxiety and the vanities of the time
it's like what what now I'm completely
reactive to the stress of the moment not
aligned and attuned with who I
I'm completely attuned only with what I
want and what I need. An urgent stress.
What's going to feel good at the moment
completely alienated from who I am. What
I want at the moment externally takes
over who I really am. The moment the
soul realizes this, there's a deep
grief.
They turn to me. They're back without
presence, without heart.
It says in
the the more perception, the more da the
more pain. So puts in a few words, the
more dull,
the more
the more that you're in in the womb of
Hashem, the more d of who what God is,
it's not some being in heaven, the more
pain in a soul that's been so uh
alienated from this truth.
Now when you dive and you pour your
heart out
from the depth of it with you want to
surrender back to the place of purity.
This is the greatest. The greatest is
you move away from the
from the animal consciousness which
completely blocks who you really are.
This is what the is this movement of the
person. The quantum leap of the person
triggers the same quantum leap in Hashem
himself. The person's movement from the
world of darkness to the world of
causes Hashem to move from the world of
into the world of darkness.
And it's it's mish that thing you
connect. We're the ones who connect it
all back together. So, Hashem says, "Ah,
ah, Mimal is is is in good shape." He
comes into Mimal. When the person moves
away from the whole world where the
darkness is, where the absence is, where
alienation is, which is really the pain,
the grief
of being so lost, of not being in touch
with who I am. That's what is that
creates the by Hashem from the pure
essence of into the reality of which is
vis. So yeah, you shake up the whole
world.
So once there's
what happens the world of
the two explanations of is created is
established and he explains
because then the is the way it should
be. What how it should be the soul pours
out.
The person is moved from the
entrenchment.
It's from the word tea. You're
entrenched like ma a coin minted from
the person being minted and entrenched
in the mid of the nephah. The easiest
thing in the world is to just be on
cruise control. I'm just stuck in the
midas of the nephas. That's where I am.
I'm just I'm just responsing. I'm I'm
just responsive. I'm just reactive. It's
coping mechanisms to be able to move
away from that space into the space of
flow into the womb of the divine. I'm
not reacting. I'm not in survival mode.
I'm in presence mode regulated in the
move of Hashem. That's what the nik of
is.
That move that shift is is is the
deepest shift in the world. It's the
energetic shift from just being in
cruise control, survival, coping,
stressed, anxious based on the urgent
need of the moment of being completely
completely anchored in your essence in
the womb of God. And from there you
respond. That's the that's the that
creates the pouring out of the soulming
out of
>> No, automatically the nephew Bahamas is
completely elevated and regulated.
>> You take it with you of course
>> in one state
when you are a state observer. So you
the soul. Yeah.
>> If the animal soul is running the show,
it can't happen.
>> Exactly.
>> He's just stressed out.
>> He's like,
>> "Yeah." Yeah. Of course.
>> Of course.
>> idiosyncrasy.
>> Of course.
And now we come to the second meaning
which is words. We explained what is
moving away. But there's still the
second meaning or the first meaning
which is words. That's going to be the
next piece. We'll continue basm tomorrow
morning 8:00. Everybody have an amazing
beautiful day. May all your prayers be
answered and felt and experienced
>> not only in
>> it's it's it's completely different
understanding. Everybody understands is
you're changing God's mind. You're
changing and we're saying no everything
is perfect.
You want to surrender and be able to
experience it in your world.
>> You say, "Who cares?" Because that's the
that's the not came already. Why are we
asking for Mashiachi?
You can't get better than that. Well,
you want a better mashia than what? Do
you want a second god? What's your
mashia that you're looking for?
So you surrender
>> that's why the great sadikim they lived
in gulus and gula simultaneously because
of this they lived in complete gula but
they were completely completely
sensitive to gulos you understand
>> huh
>> you can actually be in the state of
by actually acknleding Of
course.
>> Huh?
>> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
>> The person who can touch these spaces is
in a place of gula.
>> But that's not the real thing. Just to
say I'm in a space of gula. So let the
whole world jump into the you know let
the whole world go.
>> That's not that's not that's not the
reality.
>> Then you then you detach from the truth
and you detach from the purpose. That's
why so important. Why is so important?
Everything is good. God knows what he's
doing. Let him run his world.
Go sit and do whatever you want. But
that's not there's a partnership here.
>> So that's one one I didn't understand
when you said
>> is grief. Yeah.
>> Opposite
that state should be so elevated. What's
the
>> midus is very important
>> because we we don't get out of we the
way out of pain is through pain. If if
if if we bypass that
>> you can't bypass that's the midas
>> the midus is really acknowledging
>> but ultimately should be
>> you're right there's that's the only
place there's tremendous there's there's
tremendous bliss but for that bliss to
be real the person has to be able to
acknowledge the grief of being
misunderstood
the one of the deepest pains in life is
being misunderstood and the worst is not
only being misunderstood by others you
misunderstanding yourself. When a person
doesn't know who they are, they think
their soul is dirty. They're corrupt.
They're cheap. They're they're they're
they're selling out. They're sellouts.
They're just nush lepers, parasites,
whatever it is.
>> Yeah. And the moment you realize this
something to do with me,
how do I even come in there? It's a it's
completely below me. There needs to then
be a grief. Wow. I misunderstood myself
for so many years.
>> That's the
>> That's the midas.
is
>> yeah.
>> Yeah. Yeah. Then has a real
>> and then that's the and then there's
then you move away. So now you make a
decision. Am I going to continue to live
there? Am I going to continue to define
myself in that space? I'm going to
continue to be this survival uh
mechanism machine just searching for the
next uh next person I could flirt with
to get some fast uh attention or
whatever the nephas is looking for. And
I'm done. I'm done with this. I'm not
living for this anymore. I'm done.
>> This can be turned into sweetness
ultimately.
>> Yeah.
>> This miridus is the is the is the it's
the foundation of all the joy in the
world
because it's acknowledging exactly what
I have been touching and therefore I
know what I don't want to touch anymore.
>> But ultimately become sweet.
Yeah, ultimately ultimately
the the the greatest light comes from
the darkness, of course. But it's dark.
That's the point
>> you're asking.
>> There's no bypassing, you know, whenever
whenever whenever these experiences come
with bypassing. They're not real.
They're not authentic.
>> Yeah. There's never bypassing ever. We
we we've learned to bypass because we
don't trust how powerful the real
process is. When you know how powerful
and real the real process is, you don't
have to bypass anything. The moment
anybody calls for bypassing, it's
because there's something they're not
they're not looking at.
>> Truth. Yeah. They're not touching the
full truth. In real truth, you don't
bypass.
That's how it is. That's how you know
it's true. By the way, you know
something is true when they don't bypass
anything. The moment we don't look
the moment you don't deal with certain
stuff, why? Why not? because you're
afraid that you know if I look too much
boom the sheer is going to explode in
real thing in real real truth everything
everything everything could be looked at
and if you need to grieve you grieve you
need to grieve it's a very very powerful
idea people think midos it's like
negative it's like negative it's bad
let's focus on the joy it is focusing on
the joy it's focusing on real joy on joy
that brings together all your parts
>> you understand
>> if you don't bring together all your
parts
Then it's not going to be that real joy.
It's going to be cutting down amputate
amputation.