As the Torah is eternal it’s every part has practical eternal messages.
When we are small in our own estimation, we are humble.
If a student wishes to receive, he will.
The more open we are, the easier for us to learn; and conversely the more we think we are wise, the less…
To the higher worlds, totally aware of their own insignificance, they are (though in reality to us they are infinitely wise, but it is this very knowledge of the infinity of God that causes them to be in their own estimation insignificant) hence there is a pure Divine radiance; as Godliness descends to the lower world where encased in our own ego, stupidity, lusts and ego, very little light penetrates – hence what does come through, must be like one mashes up food into tiny portions.
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Is something negative occurs to you, consider this as a necessary eradication (punishment, hence cleansing – therefore no subsequent pain) for your sins.
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The Tzaddikim (saints) continuously are bound in their thoughts, speech and deeds to the Divine.
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A Tzaddik can see in physical beauty its spiritual.