it’s a language. You can’t notice what you don’t have words for. And you can’t feel awe if you can’t feel you. Most people don’t “lack awareness,” they just never learned the words for their own inner world. Awareness means giving words to your sadness, your fear, and your shame, so those emotions can finally […]
But before that, something else has to happen: awe. Awe isn’t just “being impressed.” Awe is a blend of emotions that open your soul: 1. joy — because you feel connected, 2. sadness — because you also feel separate, 3. fear — because the relationship is real, 4. wonder — because you’re astonished that He […]
because connection happens through mirroring. His essence is unconditional love, and you reflect that love through the way you act. But before you can channel love, you have to first feel awe. Awe relaxes the nervous system, opens your emotions, and gives you enough space to recognize something greater than fear. Without awe, love collapses […]
they hate because of trauma. Trauma takes a natural human sadness (the sadness of realizing we can’t have every mission) and twists it into something darker: “If I can’t have that role, I’ll resent the ones who do.” Healthy people feel that sadness and grow from it, they turn it into awe, relationship. Trauma blocks […]
We feel the struggle. We feel the options. We feel the responsibility to choose good. But from G-d’s perspective? There is no “unknown” for Him to wait and see. His knowing is the energy that creates the moment in which you choose. Not afterwards. Not as a prediction. Right now, His knowledge is the power […]
It’s faith in action. It’s saying: “Even in a world I don’t fully understand, I trust there is meaning here, I trust there is goodness here, and I’m choosing to notice it.” Gratitude sharpens the eyes of faith. More guides: Trauma takes away your awareness: https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1D2JUUfRzw/ What would jesus insist? https://www.facebook.com/share/p/17fDa1h3Tn/ Only shame allows G-ds […]
the Talmud says you’re mistaken. Why? Because the point of the story with Batsheva isn’t failure, it’s how a person comes back from a moment that feels like failure. it was recorded to teach us something about love, repair, and what it means to come back to G-d after you’ve broken something. King David didn’t […]
is that centuries of institutional antisemitism left the Jewish people with generational PTSD In addition to the trauma every society carries from generations of war, poverty, and survival, which already gives all of humanity a baseline of inherited PTSD. And on top of that shared human suffering, the Jewish people endured forced conversions, expulsions, censorship, […]
you’re not getting “closer”… you’re actually shrinking what is Infinite. And when you shrink the Infinite, you feel less wonder. Less curiosity. Less mystery pulling you forward. But wonder is an ingredient for awe. Awe doesn’t appear in a mind that already thinks it “knows.” Awe grows where curiosity is alive. So when your wonder […]
Some through questions, some through wonder, some through struggle, some through stillness. But beneath all the different paths, the core is the same: A human being wants to know G-d. Not the same thoughts, not the same language, not the same ideas, but the same longing. The same pull toward something infinite, the same desire […]