was a famed Kabbalist who said meditation is far more beneficial for the soul than studying.
He conveyed that everyone should practice seclusion meditation according to his ability, either once a week, once a fortnight, or at the very least, once a month.
We seek to understand what the mystics revealed: that thinking positively, and ridding ourselves of fear (even justifiable fear!) actually shifts reality. Our thoughts place us in a mental space that allows us to align with the specific flow of Divine energy and channel it into our world.
The Baal Shem Tov said we must always maintain a settled mind, and not be in a rush:
"You must eradicate the swiftness."
Nothing is by chance.
G-d is with us always, and sometimes through quietness and seclusion, we can feel his presence.
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was a famed Kabbalist who said meditation is far more beneficial for the soul than studying.
He conveyed that everyone should practice seclusion meditation according to his ability, either once a week, once a fortnight, or at the very least, once a month.
We seek to understand what the mystics revealed: that thinking positively, and ridding ourselves of fear (even justifiable fear!) actually shifts reality. Our thoughts place us in a mental space that allows us to align with the specific flow of Divine energy and channel it into our world.
The Baal Shem Tov said we must always maintain a settled mind, and not be in a rush:
"You must eradicate the swiftness."
Nothing is by chance.
G-d is with us always, and sometimes through quietness and seclusion, we can feel his presence.
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