Question: During some research on the state of harmony, people were asked the following question: “Under what conditions do you feel in harmony with the world around you?” Two options prevailed in the responses: the first was when everything is stable and predictable, and the second when everything is changing rapidly.

Is harmony based on stability or on change? These are opposites.

Answer: Harmony is based on the ability to control the state. That is, not only can we not reach harmony, we cannot even really imagine it. But we can come to what we want to come to, to control, to be in charge, of our state, whatever it may be. This state can be called harmony.

Question: As far as I understand, this is an interesting point where both opposites merge: change and a stable state. Whatever my states are, they change, and I have control over them. Is that a stable condition?

Answer: Yes. This is called a stable state, although in itself it is completely unstable.
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From KabTV’s “Kabbalah Express” 11/18/22

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