Come Home To What Has Always Been True

I want you to hear this clearly:

Elokai Neshama SheNasata Bi Tahora Hi - God, the soul you placed in me in pure.

That means always.

There is nothing wrong with you. You are not broken. You do not need to be “fixed.”

The pain you feel, the patterns you struggle with, the emotions that rise - they are not signs of deficiency. They are signs of disconnection.

Remember:

You are a soul. A beautiful soul.

You are an expression of God. The perfect expression of God.

You are always whole, even on the days you forget.

The work of awakening is not self-improvement — it is self-remembrance.

When you remove the noise, the conditioning, the fear, the layers of the false self, what remains is clarity, peace, love, and truth. This is your nature.

That is who you are. This is who you’ve always been.

Come home to what has always been true!

What Is the Root Cause of Cancer? Why Are So Many People Nowadays Affected by It?

What is the root of cancer? How do relationships between people influence it? Will we ever be able to eliminate it from the world? The integral approach to education, which views the human being, society, and nature as one whole, holds a unique perspective on this phenomenon.

Cancer has developed in parallel with human development. From around the 16th century, humanity began to feel itself connected within one system. A desire arose to discover continents, develop technology, science, and culture, i.e., everything that belongs to modern life. At the same time, cancer also spread.

As generations passed, life expectancy increased, giving cancer more time to develop in the human body. Living conditions, both external and internal, also became such that they encourage cancer. As a result, the number of patients today is enormous. It is considered a difficult disease and people avoid mentioning its name.

The foundation of cancer is cells that change their normal function, and instead of acting in harmony and mutuality with other cells in the body, they become hostile toward them. A cancerous cell begins a process of uncontrolled self-division and loses its original form and function as part of a tissue. This creates a cluster of cells called a tumor. These cells exploit their environment for their own benefit, in a process that destroys the tissue where the tumor is located and, eventually, the rest of the tissues and systems of the body.

Where does this come from? What is the deepest root of this phenomenon? Cancer ultimately stems from a negative connection between human beings. It is a copy of the unbalanced relationships within society.

On one hand, life increasingly closes us into one integral system. On the other hand, each person’s ego increasingly grows, preventing any consideration for others. Since all of nature is a closed mechanism in which all parts are connected—the still, vegetative, animate, and human—negative human connections, between individuals, groups, and nations, radiate distortions downward into the lower levels of nature, including into those very cells. It begins with lack of a positive human connection, and then moves into hatred, a desire to dominate, to destroy, and to eliminate.

Until we address the source of the problem—human relationships—cancer will continue to develop and become more severe. All efforts we invest in curing it will not bring great success. Even if it seems that in some ways we succeed, other forms of suffering and pain will come instead.

This is no personal matter that can be solved individually, but a global one. From nature’s perspective, we are all connected in one network, and when it is filled with negative relations, diseases arise in its various parts. Why does cancer fall upon one person and not another? We cannot see deeply into the general network of connection, and therefore we do not know. In any case, healing must be collective.

When we decide together to embark on a perceptual, cultural, and educational revolution aimed at building consideration, connection, and mutual complementarity, then society will be able to heal itself and its members of all disease. It is important to know that true healing is only from the root, while everything else is nothing more than temporary relief.

So where do we begin? With a diagnosis, i.e., with understanding the root cause of all disease. Human egoism is opposed to all of nature, which functions as an integral system of balance and complementarity. There is no creature in nature that wishes to harm, to cause evil, and to take pleasure in doing so. When it becomes clear that we need a remedy for narrow human egoism, we will find that there is an orderly and proven method in order to do so. It is taught by the wisdom of Kabbalah, which is surfacing more and more in our times for this very purpose.

Kabbalistic sources explain that in humanity’s corrected state, human society functions like a healthy body, as a single whole, or as it is written, “as one man with one heart.” Such an integral connection between us will elevate us to a new level of existence. We will begin to sense nature’s hidden systems, i.e., systems that govern our lives and everything we see in our world, which will help us integrate into the harmony of all creation. Together we will rise to a higher dimension of existence, beyond the limitations of time, space, and motion.

In practice, all diseases and problems we experience today have come to push us toward recognizing the evil in our current state and to lead us out into a new eternal and perfect world, a world of love.

Based on “New Life 79 – Cancer” with Kabbalist Dr. Michael Laitman, Written/edited by students of Kabbalist Dr. Michael Laitman.

Every Step, Every Effort... counts.

Big results are built on small, consistent actions. It’s not about taking massive leaps – it’s about showing up on the days when the excitement fades, the motivation wears off, and the progress feels slow. True growth often happens in the moments no one sees, when our only competition is the part of us that wants to give up. In these hidden spaces, consistency is the bridge between our goals and our achievements.

Our habits are the silent architects of who we ultimately become. At first, their influence is faint, like threads weaving quietly into the fabric of our day. But with time, those fragile threads tighten and strengthen into chains that either bind us to stagnation or pull us forward and propel us toward purpose. These small choices, repeated and reinforced daily, become the fortress that can either protect us or imprison us.

Every step, every repeat effort, adds up. Small actions, repeated with discipline, create momentum. Tiny habits begin to shape our mindset, our routine, and ultimately our destiny. One small step may feel insignificant today, but over time it becomes the shift that can change our entire life.

Greatness isn’t built in a moment – it’s built day by day, decision by decision, habit by habit. Set your goals with intention. Break them into clear, manageable actions. Celebrate small wins and when setbacks come – adapt. Keep your vision alive even when progress feels slow. Stay focused, stay consistent, and stay patient. Your breakthrough is often just on the other side of not quitting.

Inspired by the teachings of Rebbe Nachman (1772-1810)

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The Ultimate Truth

The ultimate truth transcends all kinds of notions, including notions of being and nonbeing, birth and death, coming and going. If you don’t let go of these notions, you can never touch the ultimate.

There's birth and death every moment

https://shiratdevorah.blogspot.com/2025/11/not-penny-in-pocket.html?m=1

Would you agree with this statement? Why or why not? Share your thoughts in the comments. 👇🏿

Everyone wants happiness, but most people look for it in the wrong direction.

We chase achievements, approval, control, perfection, certainty, all because we believe, “Once I have this, then I’ll finally feel okay.”

This is what we call the 'If-There-Then distortion'. We believe we will be happy If our circumstance changes, when we get there in space or then in time. Anywhere and anything other than HERE AND NOW.

But joy was never meant to be a destination in the distance or a time in the future. Joy is your compass in the present.

Joy is what you feel when your soul is aligned with truth.

And the more you awaken, the more you realize something profound:

Inner peace is not the result of life going your way — it’s the result of being aligned with who you really are, however life goes.

We will return to this again and again, not as an idea, but as an experience. A way of living. A way of being.

Because joy is not a luxury. Joy is clarity. Joy is direction. Joy is God signaling, “Yes, right here. This is the way.”