G-d has internal talks—and you’re part of them.
What does it mean that G-d talks to Himself?
Imagine this:
You’re bored, scrolling endlessly through your phone. Suddenly, something grabs your attention—an amazing thought you just can’t shake. You start creating stories around it in your head.
G-d does the same thing. He entertains Himself with His thoughts. But these thoughts need a background, a place to happen—so He creates a whole world.
Where do the Torah and you fit in?
The Torah? Those are G-d’s own thoughts, wrapped up neatly in human-friendly stories. And where do YOU fit in? You’re the person He’s talking to. Because he desires a relationship.
Let me explain what is going on:
G-d has inner talks.
His imagination = Our universe.
Torah = G-d’s thoughts, simplified for us.
You = the one G-d is speaking with.
Why does your voice matter if you struggle to speak up?
Here’s why this matters for YOU, especially if you struggle to set limits or speak your mind:
If the Creator Himself chooses to have conversations with YOU, then your voice matters—a lot. Understanding you’re part of a divine conversation can help you confidently say what’s truly on your mind, without fearing lost connections.
“You’re already part of G-d’s conversation. Make sure you’re also part of yours.”
Think about that the next time you’re afraid to speak up.
You aren’t background noise—you’re G-d’s main character.
“You’re not invisible – you’re literally on G-ds mind.”
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