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Guides to Jewish Wisdom and Psychology Education

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An important idea: The strengths of the soul are awe and love, for the body it is pleasure, together they give a deeper felt awareness of G-ds Essence, unconditional love itself, love by nature wants relationship, that’s a reason why we exist, to give relationship.


The idea that the Creator of universe is unconditional love itself means he really wants a relationship with you, and His wanting is infinite , it doesn’t stop because of who you are.

One can think about how the Creator does or doesn’t exist for a whole life, or one can practice relationship with Him.

When a finite being practices relationship with an Infinite one, and trusts He is good, the finite being feels awe, joy and bliss. If there isn’t trust the infinite being is good then shame and fear become dominant felt experiences.

All relationships are able to be guided by the same structure, the meditation that works for me to feel awe may not work for you, awe is still apart of the structure. Awe is a blend of sadness, fear and wonder, there are an infinite amount of structures for felt awe, it can be more wonder focused, more sadness and less wonder, etc. There is awe that is based on trust and awe without trust.

If sadness is missing from awe then it’s excitement and not awe, the sadness can be about noticing the distance , feeling separate is a type of sadness. Relationship always includes an amount of distance, that’s why there is sadness. There is pre-awe humility and post-awe humility. There are beliefs/thoughts that increase felt humility and action that increases felt humility, like acts of compassion + boundaries.


Giving your body/nervous system a felt awareness of The Creator is how you give The Creator (Hashem) a relationship in the lowest world, it begins with feeling awe.

I write G-d, because a Jewish tradition is to bury pages in the ground with G-d’s name when they are no longer used, instead of throwing in the garbage, it’s an act of reverence, it helps you feel awe, for there to be no concern of erasing His name, I write G-d, I may want to delete and redo a post.

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