It is always amazing when my Weekly Kabbalah Tune Up seems to have been written specifically for what I’m feeling.<\/p>\n
A s a human being, chances are you\u2019ve suffered your share. Perhaps you have emotional scars from past hurts, or feel that you\u2019re missing something in life, or think that you\u2019ve been wronged.<\/p>\n
Despite the past traumas, we all have moments where we forget the pain and feel:<\/p>\n
Hopeful.<\/p>\n
Happy.<\/p>\n
Full.<\/p>\n
This week is all about these positive feelings. And this week, I charge you to inspire these feelings in others. In days of old, that\u2019s what visiting the local kabbalist was all about. People sought solutions, peace, and guidance.<\/p>\n
After they spoke about their problems, they often found that the problems disappeared. Or at least had shrunken significantly. Bottom line is, the emptiness went away.<\/p>\n
You may have experienced the same thing in talking to your teacher, or a good friend. You may also have been the one helping others focus on the Light –for a minute, or an hour — when they came to you with problems and you listened.<\/p>\n
The catch is none of us can lift the curtain of darkness alone. When we\u2019re alone, it\u2019s all we see. We need a second set of eyes to show us the Light. Tomorrow I might be the person helping someone remove the curtain, but yesterday I needed help lifting my own.<\/p>\n
Once we glimpse the Light for a moment, it\u2019s easier to see beyond the darkness thereafter. There are endless opportunities to grasp this hope.<\/p>\n
This week, ask for the universe to send you people who need Light. Help someone else lift the curtain. And be open to have someone help you with yours. <\/p><\/blockquote>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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