Conceiving the inconceivable
By zevi770 · February 14, 2014
God – the greatest wisdom about him, is we can’t know him.
But though we can’t know him, we can know how he operates.
This is revealed by the Rebbe in this week’s Parsha.
The Rebbe clearly describes a mechanism that is as wide as it is narrow, as long as it is minute, as infinite as it is finite, and ultimately, as simple as it is inconceivable.
OK Rabbi, enough of the gibberish, get to the point!
Everything that God does has three steps, “the destiny, the steps that lead to that destiny and the Moshiach, the culmination of the destiny.”
In other words, on a macro level, God desired for the coming of the messianic era through our Avodah / effort, so he created us, gave us the Torah; we followed the Mitzvos, and this brings Moshiach, through our Avodah!
But as God is infinite EVERYTHIGN THAT HAPPENS OCCURS IN THIS MEACHANISM.
So everything that occurs – everything – is quite simply the
next step in a greater consciousness.
Three things none of us ever have, can, or will alter
We are conscious
Our consciousness is taken, like in a movie, through different scenes – but as God is infinite, this movie is infinite – and each of these scenes serve to highlight the truth – itself coming from God, being infinite.
Nothing but goodness and kindness matters!