The Sacred Rhythm of Creation: Shabbat, Wholeness, and the Divine Gift of Time
When I saw this a few years ago, I was amazed. I always loved how our planet got formed, and consciousness is just another example of that brilliance. Hashem is amazing!
Judaism does not frame bare human consciousness itself as the ultimate purpose of existence, but rather views human intelligence and consciousness as a vital instrument to know, connect with, and serve God, and to repair the physical world (Tikkun Olam). In other words, consciousness and intellect are not self-contained prizes; they are divine loans meant to be deployed.
This is when we act. And when you truly internalize that truth, you realize itโs the exact reason behind the Jewish childrenโs song you might of heard:
โHashem is here, Hashem is there, Hashem Hashem is everywhere!"
from a friend
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