By Tzvi Freeman
There are infinite worlds beyond ours and beyond the worlds of the angels, all full of divine light, beauty and oneness.
But know also that all this was brought into being with a single purpose: G‑d desires to be at home within your mundane world.
Have you ever felt like two different people inhabit your mind—one uplifting and the other self-sabotaging? Let's explore this inner duality and discover how to harmonize these conflicting voices.
Meet Your Inner Characters:
1. The Supportive Self: This is the voice that encourages, uplifts, and believes in your potential.
2. The Critical Self: This voice undermines your confidence, often echoing negative self-talk.
Self-Reflection Exercise:
Take a moment to write down:
· Situations where you feel empowered and the thoughts accompanying them.
· Moments when self-doubt creeps in and the narratives that play in your mind.
By identifying these patterns, you can begin to understand and manage your internal dialogue.
Transforming Your Inner Dialogue:
· Acknowledge Both Sides: Recognize that both voices exist and that awareness is the first step to change.
· Challenge Negative Thoughts: When the critical self speaks, question its validity. Is there evidence to support these thoughts?
· Cultivate Self-Compassion: Treat yourself with the kindness you would offer a friend. Replace self-criticism with supportive affirmations.
Understanding and balancing these inner voices can lead to a more harmonious and fulfilling life. Embrace your duality, and unlock the secrets to your transformation.
Behind every smile is an untold struggle. Be the reason why someone feels included, welcomed, supported, safe, and valued – sometimes the smallest kindness can bring someone the greatest comfort.
Inspired by the teachings of Rebbe Nachman (1772-1810)
Did the ambassador program happen?
Anybody have details on that? I live 30 miles out of NYC on the New Jersey side. If folks are getting together, I would like to try to join.
Thanks for any updates/ information
When the path seems steep, it means the summit is near. Keep pushing forward.
Based on the teachings of Rabbi Aharon Kotler (1892-1962)
Faith is not the absence of hardship; it is the courage to believe that hardship is not the end of the story. It steadies the heart when outcomes remain uncertain and reminds us that every season, no matter how difficult, is part of a greater unfolding.
Faith begins where certainty ends – in choosing hope when answers are absent; in the quiet bravery to step forward when the road is unclear, trusting that what is emerging is being guided. It’s not pretending everything is perfect – it’s knowing that even the broken pieces belong to a perfect plan.
The bridge between panic and peace is paved with faith, and each step taken in trust strengthens the soul, building resilience and calm. Faith doesn't always make the storm go away, but it can make you calm in the middle of it. And it may not erase fear, but it will teach you how to walk beside it. When we learn to let go and allow ourselves to be carried – when control loosens – peace gently enters, and the weight we’ve been holding begins to lift.
Faith is the belief that even detours serve a purpose. When logic grows tired, faith whispers that unseen forces are at work, preparing what we cannot yet perceive. It is the anchor that steadies us in shifting waters, holding us firm when circumstances feel unstable. It doesn’t deny or ignore the struggle; it strengthens us through the struggle. And even after disappointment, faith is the brave choice to believe again – to keep walking, knowing we are being guided, every step of the way.
Inspired by the teachings of Rabbi Eliyahu Dessler (1892-1953)
I can only talk about this with my unified TV friends, because my social media pages don’t know about the light system or Jason & Ray, but I come here today to tell the people that follow the light system Jason and Ray that everything with The Epstein files?? Is everything Ray told us about that was going to be exposed.. I want you to really take heed to it if you haven’t watched all of the disclosures with Ray you might want to now!!! Ray actually said all of this about these kind of people.. like with the information Ray told in the disclosures, you can see through everything going on right now. and I remember a specific part he also said Hiller has came back as somebody an I know, for a fact, an feel, that, that is Elon Musk.. and he doesn’t know how he came back from that spot I believe the collider at CERN did it… I think.. I wish I was on the team that Ray takes with him to do his missions because you have to feel it in your heart to want to do that. it’s just not something you would want to explore or to attend. It has to be a feeling they’re an a message calling you to do so.. I just think about The things they’re doing to those kids in the tunnels, an how Ray said these thing way before they started to put it on television about the sneaky crap they’re doing with these kids…….. I’m tellin you, stay strong people…… this message really is to Ray. Until my spirit goes on to the next chapter, I’ll never forget what you said in every disclosure friend
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Perfection is an illusion that keeps you chasing a moving target. You don’t have to be flawless to be worthy. Real growth happens in the messy, imperfect moments where you show up anyway.
Mistakes are not failures – they are moments of learning disguised as setbacks, each one carrying insight that only experience can teach. They are part of the process of becoming who you’re meant to be, and often become the very thing that strengthens you most.
Let go of the pressure to be perfect and embrace the freedom of being real. Remember that progression matters more than perfection, and consistency with compassion is how growth becomes sustainable instead of exhausting. Be kind to yourself and celebrate small wins. Keep stepping, stumbling, learning and repeating. Keep getting up, keep showing up, and no matter what, don’t ever give up.
Inspired by the teachings of Reb Noson of Breslov (1780-1844)
