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Our expectations shape how we see reality.

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Rabbi Josh Zebberman

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God refers to his world as a garden. He says busy legani. In our human experience, it sometimes feels like a jungle. Life feels difficult. Things are confusing. There's anxiety. There's pain. There's uncertainty. So the only way to see the world for what it really is, the only way to actually see it as a garden, even though we tend to experience it as a jungle, >> is to expect to see a garden. We see a jungle because we expect to see a jungle because that's what we've seen. That's what we've experienced. But the moment we begin to look for why it could also be a garden and we expect to see that is the moment we're going begin to experience that as