“I have repeatedly emphasized that the process of spiritual growth is difficult and requires immense effort. This is because it is directed against natural resistance—against the natural tendency to keep things as they are, to cling to outdated maps and well-worn paths, and to follow the easy road. Regarding this natural resistance—the force of entropy—there […]
Spiritual intelligence
" I will call the world a school instituted for the purpose of teaching little children to read. I will call the human heart the hornbook used in that school. And I will call the child able to read, the soul made from that school and its hornbook. Do you not see how necessary a world of pains and troubles is to school an intelligence and make it a soul? A place where the heart must feel and suffer in a thousand diverse ways...."
John Keats
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- Yehuda Berg
From the book by Yehuda Berg, The Power of Kabbalah: “When we look into the world of the ninety-nine percent, we discover four key qualities of the Light that we have inherited and that we must express in our world in order to remove the Bread of Shame. These are: To be the causeTo be […]
16.05.2010
One Million Dollar Opportunity
From the book by Yehuda Berg, The Power of Kabbalah: “Most people tend to choose the path of least resistance in life. They seek easy and comfortable situations. But comfort does not bring lasting Light. We must learn to run away from our comfort zones and to throw ourselves headfirst into unpleasant situations. It is […]
15.05.2010
The Formula of Transformation
From the book by Yehuda Berg, The Power of Kabbalah: “In life we have two possible choices: To react to the situation—and in this case our soul will resist the Light, which will leave us in the darkness of the one-percent world. To actively resist the impulse to react, thus connecting with the world of […]
14.05.2010
The Puzzle Master
From the book by Yehuda Berg, The Power of Kabbalah: “Once upon a time there was a kind elderly puzzle maker who possessed magical power. His greatest joy was to create beautiful picture puzzles for the children in the neighborhood. These were not ordinary puzzles. They were magical—when the very last piece fell into place, […]
from the book “The Power of Kabbalah” by Yehuda Berg “Once, long ago, before the concept of time even existed, there was only one simple reality… ENERGY. This power was primordial. It filled eternity. It extended to infinity. There was no such concept as time, space, and motion, for according to the Kabbalah this infinite […]
12.05.2010
Yehuda Berg: The two sides of the veil
From the book The Power of Kabbalah, by Yehuda Berg. “According to Kabbalah, there is a veil that divides our reality into two parts, which Kabbalah defines as one percent and ninety-nine percent. The realm of the one percent encompasses our physical world. But it is only a tiny part of the universe, only what […]
11.05.2010
What are we made of?
“From the book The Power of Kabbalah, by Yehuda Berg.* “Who are we? What do we consist of? What is our material, our essence, our core? Of what primary element are we made? Have you ever really thought about this question? Kabbalah defines us in a single word: DESIRE! When Kabbalah defines us by the […]
10.05.2010
What do I want to create from this?
“’Why?’ is the most useless question in the universe. The only question with any real meaning is ‘What?’ Asking ‘Why is this happening?’ only serves to disempower you. Asking ‘What do I want to create from this?’ does exactly the opposite. Here is a great secret: the ‘Why’ of anything exists only to produce the […]
09.05.2010
When you are without sin
“Religions speak of sin and sinners, but let us look at what it really means to sin. Sin is any action against yourself. Everything you feel, believe, or say against yourself is sin. You act against yourself when you judge or blame yourself for something. To be without sin is exactly the opposite: to be […]
06.05.2010
Do not seek outside yourself
“Do not seek outside yourself, but turn within, for truth dwells in the human soul.” — Saint Augustine *Translation from Bulgarian
03.05.2010
Treat everything true within you as a seed
A Story Shared and Explained by Osho: “Once, a prince went to the forest of monkeys. Upon seeing him, the monkeys scattered in a panic, except for one that remained, seemingly indifferent to his presence. It swung from branch to branch with an air of defiance, as if putting on a show. The prince shot […]
