Eretz [land] is called Malchut, which is the kingdom of heaven. The whole of the land of Israel, meaning the Creator folded the whole of the spiritual land under the kingdom of heaven (Rabash, Assorted Notes, 368, “And Behold, the Lord Stood Over Him“).

To work on the quality of the upper Malchut means to believe that the Creator governs the world as good and doing good. This is what our work consists of.

Question: If I do not see benevolent governance, fear arises in me. How do I transform it into faith?

Answer: Everything depends on a person’s perception. It is not good if he feels the governance of the Creator as something that evokes fear. He must convert it into a benevolent attitude from the Creator toward him and from him toward the Creator.

Constant faith in the Creator is determined by the fact that a person desires to be in touch with Him all the time, to see the outcome of His governance. In this way, he gradually accustoms himself to perceiving only one Creator in everything.

Question: Is there a difference between the faith of the Creator and the faith that He places in our hearts?

Answer: This needs to be tested. Everyone must make sure that there is faith in the Creator in their heart.
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From the Daily Kabbalah Lesson 12/1/24, Writings of Rabash “And Behold, the Lord Stood Over Him”

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