The three not so obvious, obviousses

I was sitting once with a preeminent psychiatrist who told me (being Jewish, in somewhat an anguished tone) some of his clients are evil – in other words, their desires.

 

We find reality itself went through three phases which all people must go through.

 

It began in a phase called “chessed” pure unconditional love – everyone had it exceptionally well.

 

But God saw, as he puts it “all people were thinking about was evil” (we see this in a certain extent in the exceptional prosperity in the west.)

 

 

Then God got upset at the actions of man, so when we are upset, what we see is another’s evil.

 

Now this is the most important thing to understand, when you are upset about the wrong another does, it ‘s not because you care – in fact, as hard as it is to write this, no-one cares – Sure there is love, but anyone who loves doesn’t care (about the evil in another, rather they just like God originally made the world, seek their benefit!)

 

In other words, whenever we are upset about injustice, it is not injustice that we are upset about, rather humanity.