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Knowing What You Can and What You Can't Change About Yourself
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Maamar Meraglim Shlach 5715 #2 - You Have to Repsect Your Essential Emotions To sponsor or dedicate an upcoming class click here: https://www.theyeshiva.net/donate To watch more classes & to read Rabbi YY's articles visit: https://www.theyeshiva.net Follow Rabbi YY Jacobson: Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/RabbiYYJacobson Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheYeshiva Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/yyjacobson Twitter: https://twitter.com/YYJacobson Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/yyjacobson/ Telegram: https://t.me/RabbiYY
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the yeshiva.net
so the mimer began explaining in chapter
that we see a difference
even in the world of tikkun the world of
tikkun is the world of integration the
world of correction the world of healing
the world that was constructed after the
world of chaos
is that we have two aspects in our lives
in our souls one is called midos one is
called
is basically the cerebral or cognitive
faculties of a person our abilities
to reason to analyze to dissect
to understand to appreciate something
intellectually
and then there is middays and media is
other emotions of a person the emotional
reactions of a person
and he said that there is a big major
differences between them
we operate they operate in completely
different ways
motion real intellect is all about
growth and change
i can understand something today one way
but then you can explain it to me
differently
and i could see it from a different
perspective i'm always curious and
inquisitive
somebody who remains stuck in a position
and not
ready to open themselves up to another
position this is not a way
of understanding anything this just
means i'm stubbornly clinging
to an idea without really being open to
truth
so the definition of miken is really the
ability
of growth and change
i could rethink it see it in a different
way
look at it from a different angle
appreciate another perspective
focus in on a different point we all
know in our lives
you continuously can re-evaluate
something
see it in a new way and this must come
from an
openness to learning and openness to to
be
inquisitive to be curious and that's
what reasoning is and if you learn
gemara for example but this is really
true about every wisdom
but we see it clearly you know you learn
gemara or you learn you learn tanakh and
the commentators whatever you're
learning
there's always that process of this is
the way we think about it
but then there is a question so we
rethink it but then there's another
question
so we come to another conclusion and
then you rethink that conclusion
there's always these changes these these
shinoyum
especially when you're introduced to
somebody who may sometimes
do somebody who may be greater in
intellect and he may question
something i said and then introduce me
to an
idea which may have been opposite of the
way i thought about it before
and he said because generally seiko is
made up of pratim it's made up of
of so many different details and so many
different
aspects and therefore there could be
different focuses
he says you grab something always from
the edges
and when you grab something from the
edges whether you're grabbing a table
or you're grabbing a cup or you're
grabbing a box you grab
something from the edges
and the same is true in in in circle
the edges represents that there is
something defined there is something
limited
and you can grasp it you can grab it the
concept of sahal is
to define things to box them in i don't
mean box them in to be limited to to
to think only in a box or box them it
means you have to have definitions
descriptions way of ways of describing
things
and that's what edges mean you have
cassavas there are defined
ideas and then you can you can grasp it
you can you can appreciate it you can
detect it you can understand it
and that's why one day i could see it
this way and then there's
another detail that i didn't notice or
that represents something else and i
could see it in a different way
and now we continue inside the next
paragraph in the mind mirror if you open
the source streets it's page 142 the
second paragraph
you can go to the yeshiva.net and go to
this mimer
miraglum it's on the home page
mimer miraglim and you'll see the source
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video view source sheets
um 142 the second paragraph
which are the emotional experiences of a
person
they operate in a different way they
don't have changes and he'll explain
what we mean
by kavanaugh
let's let's let's learn first before the
questions let's see and we'll we'll ask
later
shane betoyk of gradle they have a
tremendous intensity
they are very strong very powerful take
if means
like takif
even though through avoid through
working on yourself
one can create a change in their
meetings
in their emotional reactions that's true
but
the change the growth is in the seer
in the form of the media not in its
essence in its software not in its
hardware
in the way it's expressed channeled
harnessed
not at the core
because versus motion are something that
in their core
essence they will not change
an example that's brought for this is
from avraham
the media the channel that avraham
avenue channeled
throughout his life was midas he
professed he possessed he was
personified
uniquely by the media of love the
attribute of love is the past success
possible avraham
as a result of the test of the arcade of
the binding of yitzhak
his midais go through a tremendous
transformation
he cultivates the attribute of or of
fear of reference commercial costs of
atayadaitiki
after the binding of yitzhak hashem says
now i know that you are you really kim
you have ira silicon you have awe of
russia what's up to your daity now i
know
till this point of rahm's life was
operating
around the media of ava love here of
rama venus was
challenged he was asked by hashem to do
something
the exact opposite of ram his whole life
fought against human sacrifice
he fought against sacrificing another
human being
never mind your own child any human
being
certainly your own child remember that
part of the pagan practices
of the time and even of later times
sadly
and horrifically included child
sacrifice
that's why the terror is so adamant
about the mailach
right the idolatry called malach where
they would pass their child through
fires and other
other forms of idolatry
to uh to too painful even to graphically
describe
what parents did to children based on
the pagan
rites based on the pagan cultures and
traditions of idolatry savrama vino
fought his whole life
against this type of immorality his
paradigm was
ava this is how he lived
this is what he breathed this is what he
viscerally experienced and this is what
he gave to so many people
that's why the stories of avramovin when
the toyota revolve around
his connection his affection his
his extraordinary hospitality his
outgoing nature to to publicize to
promote to connect to people
to bring in a new awareness into the
world to fight for the underdog
to protect the vulnerable and the
innocent to feed the hungry
and the destitute and this was a
revolution
in mankind of rama vinu hashem says
you'll become a blessing for the nations
of the world
and then suddenly towards the end of his
life
there is a new test the test of the
arcade
and here we say we say every morning
means he conquered his compassion
here he had to take his child and bind
him
and offer him as an offering i mean not
ultimately but this was the test
so deposit says
now i know that you're a really kim now
i know
not only about your attribute of ava but
also your attribute of year
of reverence which is a completely
different mode that's a completely
different experience
but this was a momentary directive of
hashem
this was not redefining his entire life
this was at this moment hashem wanted
him to employ
a different type of meda a different
type of characteristic
even at that moment the year
the fear of separating from hashem
came from love because
love includes also the fear
of disconnecting i love you so much
i'm afraid of disconnecting from you
this is a type of year
that's an outgrowth it's a continuum of
love you have a type of year
i'm afraid i'm fearful
or i'm an awe i'm in a form of reverence
there's really a year that's essentially
just an outgrowth of love
you're too good i love you too much to
be separated from you
i'm afraid of the separation because the
love is so intense
what's the point here the point is
in their core transformed from love
to awe no it's that the ava now
acquired or cultivated a new dimension
also the media of year also the middle
of awe
but it's not that there was an essential
transformation from a person
who's filled with ava to a different
media
to ira
the divine soul enclothed in the animal
soul
and the purpose is to work on your
middles and to change your middle east
there's a famous expression from the
villain from the reps
says that the soul came down to the
world the main tackles the main purpose
is to work on your middles
this is discussed in many swarm the
villenegon says this in the men's forum
of musa and mahashava and kabbalah
that the tactileness of the soul the
divine soul coming into the animal soul
is
to be able to work on my animal emotions
we all have animalistic emotions our
natural dispositions our natural
characteristics our natural emotional
reactions
natural could mean natural from birth
natural because of how i was
educated nature and nurture
natural of what i have within my genes
but lapil
this is how how i'm reacting this is how
i live
and the purpose of avoiding hashem is to
work on my middles
not to take my middles for granted and
this is one of the mistakes we make
just because i am this way i'm reacting
this way i could work on myself i have
to work on myself
it's not easy to work on yourself
the laboratory was once for bringing
he was once for blaming in the earlier
years i think it was a schwa
and uh schwa so maybe a somehow it was a
yamcha
and uh and the rebels said in the middle
of one of the talks
he said that you know
real learning is hard you have to work
on it
but it doesn't come close to the
hardship
of of working on your medici of of
redoing your medici you know your
emotional reactions and
your impul how you your impulses and and
your your visceral responses to things
he says to work on your medici is
extremely difficult
and and he picked up his hand to the
crowd and he said
he said
proof toys veto zen try it and you'll
see that i'm right
try working on your middles you'll see
that i'm right it's an avoiding dial
it's a bigger void you also have to have
direction how do you do it
sometimes a person could work on their
middles in the wrong way if they work on
it with anger
and with guilt then it can get even
worse
like the katsuki rebbe once said when
you break a taiva
so from one you get two you know when
you break a cookie
in half you split the cookie so now
instead of one cookie you have two
cookies
so he said when you break your taiva
right from one you get two you break
your anger so for one you get two
so you have to know how to work on your
middles the working on the middles has
to come from what we're going to learn
about this
but it has to come from a place that
really allows you to fix to repairs
he says that's true a person's tactile
says
about him and he uses big words
means this is the whole purpose of a
person
so this means your wife tells you
something your husband tells you
something
your child tells you something a
stranger tells you something
you get a text you get an email you got
a what's up whatever
it is and emotionally you react a
certain way
a person needs to know
a person needs to know yeah i need to
work on it
this is this is part of growth working
on my midness
developing my middle understanding
what's happening
and learning how to work on my emotions
on my attitudes
on my responses he says that's all true
he name
it
this means that i have made this that
initially their expression their form
is not good it's it's it's
it's not the way it doesn't live up to
my true potential
and through my avoider i can redo them
that they should express themselves
their seer their form should be positive
is how i experience my middles but the
middles themselves don't change
the same middles that were there before
because
of him actually these middles themselves
are now in a positive form and a
positive tier
if you say them is that furthermore
where a person transforms his life from
one extreme to another extreme
even in shiva the main avoider is in the
form of the middle
the software of the middle
the way the media is expressed
but again not in the core essence of the
media
that doesn't change that's who the
person is
take for example a transformation from
guru mode to accent mode
queer strength benevolence shall avoid
for example let's say you have a person
who's angry you just get angry
you know you're you're you're you're
triggered
there's a there's a profound anger there
and you're getting angry
you get angry this one disagrees with me
i'm angry
spouse disagrees with you you're angry
your child disagrees with you you're
angry your friend disagrees with you
you're angry
and it's an anger that contradicts and
it runs contrary to the whole mitzvah
you should be tolerant you should love
your fellow like you love yourself
a tenure of closeness connection but
this cause this anger is undermining me
and it's very real i'm just
it's part of my middles and i can feel
it and i can experience it
so one of the ideas he says that a
person really
re-channels it instead of getting angry
at people you really love and that
people you should be close to
get angry at negativity
stop tolerating abusive behavior
stop tolerating things that run contrary
to hashem's will
that's number one
regular avoider this is the type of shin
we channel your middles
does something even deeper actually
that a person really can transcend anger
because even anger at those
who transgress hashem's will this is
also not the purpose
the gemara says famously in brachas that
the purpose is
the sins should end not the sinners
is that i should completely liberate
myself from anger
but
but still that doesn't mean that the
core of my media
has been transformed
if this is who i am this is who i am i'm
still that person of guru elish
it's just expressed in a different way
kemai for example what is mean is
expressed
means somebody who's introspective and
there's an element of meridius meredith
means
remorse introspection
i experience miritas from the word
murder there's this
there's a bitterness i'm very aware and
i'm very sensitive
of different flaws um
or a certain form of introspection and
introvertedness
but in a good way manuscript usually is
like sadness
melancholy but i mean he says in a good
way what do we mean in a good way my
opinion has mother
for example somebody who becomes a
diligent diligent learner
which generally comes from a little
mother you know people who are
who are more social and more extroverted
it's hard for them
to sit and focus and learn people are
more moderate you know you call them
anti-social
they're bookworms so he says this is a
positive outlet
it's not to get depressed and not to get
better not to get further just to put in
your energy
into internal growth
certain positive things that come from a
disposition
that is more introverted more alone more
solitary more melancholy
the same is true the opposite somebody
who's in the line of khasit
in the beginning
sometimes it can also be expressed not
necessarily in a good way
somebody who's completely uninhibited
there's no boundaries there's no
limitations
it's called klippa's plishtim the husk
of plisht and plishtim comes in the word
foolish complete openness says
but it was not a hazard that was
channeled in a positive way
but the article but it's a person
there's absolutely no
no boundaries no restrictions no
limitations no inhibitions
and it reproduces you know it says it
could be ultimates
it says clip the camaro says that
clippers pushed them was lutzones
you know it looks like fun this type of
mockery and fun
but it's not a fun that that is
is is rooted in the deeper values of a
person
deeper spiritual values of a person so
he says this type of
happiness even if truth
helps you transform it
you still remain in this cave in this
mode moral of aina means
the opposite of maharashtra they would
attribute moods to the different goals
you know the black gull the gallbladder
the
the the the black one and the white one
and the red one and the green one
so there's mural of veiner and
mothershire the merlot vein is the
expression
for somebody who's i'll leave it the
command she's at marilla vein the white
gull white bladder
black is more more uh more melancholy
more more sad it's a different
expression
so he remains marilla vine
this is one of the big differences
between the mushroom of a person in the
middle
yes
have an intensity their core is
extremely powerful
they're not changing motion the idea
that i had tomorrow
or the next year or in 10 years if i'm
really open
i can completely reverse the theory
completely reverse my understanding of
it
and that's what real machine is always
change always growth
he says middles even with avoider even i
work on myself
so i work on channeling my midas how
they're going to be expressed
how they're going to be manifested it
may not only be channeling
it may be even that the whole media
is is expressed in a completely
different fashion it's not just the same
media the same attitude expressed in for
different people or different
ways but the whole media itself takes on
a different
shape yes it takes on a different shape
unpliable i'm flexible takes on a
different format it comes out in
different ways
but the core middle remains
in the person that you're not going to
change
even avramavino akada brought out
but essentially he remains the middle of
ava
different souls have different middles
and the core of the middle you're not
going to change
that remains and you can't get
frustrated about that
and because you have to really
appreciate that the core midday
i can work on how i understand the media
how i process the middle where it comes
out
what it's accomplishing what it's doing
who is it being expressed in what
context and that's all
important to work on he says that's the
purpose of the person to work on your
middles
but the midday itself that's all the
software
but the hardware of the mid well he
spoke three levels here
just changing the software just changing
the hardware and then there's the chip
he says the software that's what a
person has to work on
yeah so for example i'm angry i'm an
angry person yeah
get angry at the right at the right
people and the right things
there's a deeper level where i don't
want to get angry i'm going to go beyond
anger
but still the core of the core of the
anger is going to come out it's going to
come out in a different way
i'm going to repackage so to speak the
entire expression of the media
i'm sorry what you asked yeah that's
what he's going to escape
why is this why is this
so let's look let's look at the next two
lines the next three lines gimbal
is
the reason that in the middles
themselves there's no changes is
because middays reflect very hard to
translate these words
they are rooted hashrasher comes the
word shirish
something is mushroosh means it's rooted
they are rooted in the core
of the soul mamash
and that's why midos will never change
because in the core soul there's no
changes
and midos represent
something that is embedded
even if it's in an undefined way
shutters
and this is what he goes on to explain
now in the continuation of this mime of
this section of the minor
what's the point here what is the point
here
this is a very very powerful idea in
life
understanding how middles work
interesting yeah so musculus with
shyness means
that even in in cognition in our
cerebral abilities any branch of wisdom
has you know certain paradigms the
rambam has a cipher called milos
meaning words of of how
how it's basically about linguistics
and how to define things and how to
think about things
so over there he says that there's some
basic paradigms without which you can't
continue he says for example
is a part smaller than the whole
or identical to the whole or larger than
the hull
he says you have to accept that a part
is smaller than the hole and then we can
get to the next step
he says you have to accept that
something that's square has corners
and then we can go to the next step
those are called musculus with shyness
you know
basic basic paradigms at some point even
in much more complex and sophisticated
branches of wisdom
there's going to be a y y y y y y y
and then okay that sounds familiar
and then at some point it's going to be
azo
so that's musculus with shyness so
you're saying me does have that nakuda
i understand what you're saying very
well said the point here is
that when you talk about the real middah
yeah there's
uh there's a therapist i know he's a
very successful therapist
so he told me once that
i asked him how do you know that you're
getting through to somebody in a real
way
so he says you know i'll i'll talk to a
patient
and i'll ask him about his life or her
life
and i'll say you know why do you think
you're feeling this way you know they
come in i'm feeling you know i'm
frustrated i'm angry
i'm overwhelmed i'm never happy
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i'm sad i'm depressed i just want to run
away i'm detached
whatever your whatever your you know
your visceral reactions are
and uh it's very uh it's very intense
it's very intense just i'm miserable you
know i'm just i'm miserable
and he says you know the first thing is
i'm curious
i start asking you know why you angry
why are you miserable
why are you upset what is going on you
know and they'll start describing things
of their life
and their reactions to it and they'll
have a reason why do you think you're
reacting this
i'm because this but why this because
this why because there's always an
explanation
why why why why why as long that
as they're explaining he says i know
that i haven't touched
the real self we're still dealing with
very superficial expressions he says and
then at some point
you go deeper and i'll ask but why is
this important to you
well it's important to me because i want
respect or i want validation or
i want to feel important but why is it
important for you
because i want this because i want that
and the person will often have another
answer and then we
peeling layers and layers and layers
and he says and then at some point could
be after nine months
could be maybe after a few years could
be after a few weeks
that depends where the person is
and then i'll say but but why is that
important to you
and why does that trigger you so deeply
what is this doing to you what is it
touching in you
and why because the person will just
you know put down his head and maybe a
tear
or a few tears will come out of their
eyes
and the person will just shrug their
shoulders and say
this is who i am this is me
i don't have a reason i don't have a
reason
this is what i want this is this is me
this is part of what the ebb is saying
here
i can work on so many aspects of my
medias
but ultimately he says you're going to
go back to the core
the media is mushrash it's a reflection
of the hashrash
it's the internal design of a person
at their core that's what the media is
reflecting
the media is reflecting the hashrash
every soul every nephesh every nephew
there's that which is embedded in it
it's it's it's what it comes with this
is what this soul is like
it's what's rooted in a very deep
deep way and it's not clearly defined
because the soul is not defined
that's why he calls it means it's simple
it's undefined
but it's rooted in it it's rooted and
the media is expressing that
the adam can change i can't change the
core of my soul i can't become not me i
don't have to become not me
i have to be able to accept that and
embrace that there's a lot of work with
me thus
but the work is not to change the atom
the etsa mahmeda the work is to
understand
what i'm really looking for and to be
able to express it
in a healthy productive meaningful way
the question is how do you know if
you're experiencing your intrinsic media
or a trauma in you
that's the big question that's the
question of today's generation
how do you know what you're experiencing
and i think that's what we're going to
be learning here and that's the
value of understanding this
a trauma i can confront
a trauma i can even understand to a
certain degree
i can see it unfolding
trauma basically hijacks me
my real media expresses me and that's a
very big difference
trauma hijacks me it abducts me
it makes me not me it puts me into a
prison what is trauma
trauma is basically living life from a
very restricted and narrow place
that's what it does my reactions are
coming from a very narrow place i'm like
in prison
i'm like in solitary confinement my
reactions are
all ex they're all expected
it's like here we go again because it's
like frozen
you know the the neuroscientists and and
and psychologists speak about how
how you know the amygdala the limbic
brain
the reptilian brain it's like it's like
frozen in time
and 10 years later 20 years later i'm
still reacting from that space
it's like the fire alarm is sounding all
the time and i'm always in this fight or
flight
mode so what trauma is doing is
it's not expressing me on the contrary
it reduces me to a very small reptile
or a big reptile maybe an alligator or a
crocodile
that depends on the situation if you
have
if you're a big guy you're a small guy
but basically it reduces me
it doesn't express me we're talking here
about the media
that when you go deeper and deeper and
deeper i can
the trauma will cause my needles to be
channeled in unhealthy unproductive
sometimes immoral sometimes destructive
and pitiful ways and ruin my
relationships with myself
and with my family and with other people
and certainly with god
so working on my middles is that i want
to make sure
that the trauma is not obliterating
and and obscuring and eclipsing and
crushing and repressing and amputating
the flow of my emotions freely
uninhibitedly in a free and emancipated
way
so the exact opposite so trauma takes
your middah
and forces it into a particular mode
and that it's expressing itself in a
very very petty way
trying to survive based on the skills
that it has learned based on its
traumatic experience am i making myself
clear
working on my midos means absolutely
working on my meetings means getting
through all that so the rebbe says it's
not changing your media now this is an
unbelievable idea because sometimes we
think in life
i have to get rid of myself and become a
new person he says no
no no in the world of
michigan is a world where change
is necessary and essential and that's
the beauty of it
you learn and you learn more and then
you reverse your theories
and you re you re and you discover new
ideas
and sometimes you have to regret and
and and and and realized that i made a
mistake
and that's the concept that's what a
healthy mind is about
that's what a healthy mind does there's
always growth and change and
transformation
and somebody who's stuck in a particular
idea for eternity they're just they're
stuck
that's also a trauma drama is stuckness
trauma is detaching you from infinity
from growth from options from
availability to real growth
now sometimes people in their motion are
well are doing well
but their middays are like trapped so
motion is always changes
always changes this is meadows there's a
lot of changes
in the expressions and the
manifestations how it's being channeled
what it looks like
but the core of the media this is who
you are
there's no why why do i need this
this this is who i am i don't have a why
it's not logical
it's called amazing words
the court the court the core of the
media is ms it's not a lie
it's not a trauma it's not a lie it's
basically
the soul that god that god designed
it's not about it's not about control
it's here's the question are we able to
identify
a tangible core media that remains
stable
even as expression of it changes how
could we describe this
okay that's a great question it's going
to become clear as we continue learning
very happy to know that we aren't
supposed to change
our true essence especially
even avram of inu did not now i
understand
better that working on yourself
right understand
better the working on even on a positive
media that may be out of balance yeah
yeah sometimes you have something
positive but it's out of balance
so there's always a lot of work but
what's the work the work is
get the trauma out of the way let them
meet the
shine let your true values
come out right let the media
be an expression of my true values and
that's inner work it's inner work it's
inner awareness
it's opening myself up to what's going
on in me but it's always opening myself
up to what's going on
in my truth in my own truth
and respecting respecting my soul really
respecting the design of my soul
that's the idea of meda me this decry is
a lot of
inner self-respect this is my channel
this is my avoider this is who i am this
is who god made me to be
my kin allows me to understand things
that are not me
that's the beauty of intellect
i can understand things that are not me
i can understand you
and you're not me and i can respect you
okay we'll take a break here wishing you
all
a beautiful and inspiring
day right yeah
very well i think you said it well and
the question is
and now the question is each and every
one of us you know we have to remember
that to work on our middle east he says
this is the whole purpose of a person
i think what the katsuki remember i
think what the katsuka rebbe meant was
that you have to know how to work on
your meters if i just break them
it's like if i'm angry that i'm angry so
i'm gonna suppress my anger
i'm not really dealing with it i'm i'm
making it worse
yeah in fact in fact i would say i would
say
that behind all the trauma there's a
core media that we have to cultivate and
caress and embrace
it's very individual it's very it's very
this obviously collective trauma but
it's also individual
and and really i would say that's what
it seems to me
that that what trauma does is it diverts
my media it
it obscures it it it
it confines it the word i'm looking for
for is
it uh it chains it that's what it does
it literally puts it in chains you know
a lot of discussion now about get
abusers right our goodness and this
what what is that the expression of
ghazal is don't keep a woman in chains
but we emotionally what is that
emotionally that it's the concept of
trauma chains me it puts me in chains
that's what it does one second
and damage yeah i don't even know my
core media anymore i'm just trying to
survive
now it may have helped me the trauma
taught me skills of survival fight
flight
space out detach get angry jump out the
window
you know what i mean it may have saved
me and that's why you have to be
thankful to it and have compassion for
it
one second but i can't now become a
victim to which i want to
peel away the layers and
get to my pure my pure medium my
pristine media which is not bad
which is not bad i may have to see how
it was channeled maybe it was channeled
in the wrong way
you know i'm very very angry at the
chord is guru there
i'm very sensitive to certain things
yeah guru is sensitivity i am sensitive
that's what
people think guru means you're not
sensitive no you're very sensitive
there's an intensity because i'm
sensitive now i'm expressing that
sensitivity by screaming
and by getting angry and by hollering
your your soul came down to work on your
meadows discover your
inner gura discover what you're really
looking for
and when you discover what you're really
looking for you'll find
a pristine beautiful little gura
you don't have to channel it this way
you have to respect what guru really
need
say mr hassan yes it is i'm looking for
very deep
relationships connection
yes that includes i need attachment
approval validation i feel connected i
feel important
i'm just giving different examples now
it may be expressed
in a very traumatized way it may have
been
encumbered or suppressed or in shackles
or amputated
or or leaking out in all types of
strange ways
which are not really helping me if i can
peel away the layers
and i can get to the core the core is
is the cord this is this is who you are
seems like the key is achieving balance
even within the positive core which is
your essence
yeah that's part of it okay
how to start
enjoy your day and make it a meaningful
one
and uh one of filled with integrity
and honesty one in which your
and our highest angels are manifested
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