The Creator did not create anything except the final correction. We are in it even now. Everything depends only on our inner development—that’s all! By adopting a different attitude to reality, I will see a different reality. It is not that I will see it as merely a bit more pleasant, a bit more palatable, or perhaps worse, no. I will perceive it as fundamentally something else through all my sensory organs.

Our attitude to reality is called “intention.” To transcend the perception of reality as something existing independently to the understanding that it does not exist by itself, but rather, it is the result of my attitude to it. This signifies the transition from this world into the spiritual world.

In other words, one must rise above matter, above the assumption that “this exists and that’s it.” This does not exist! It is I, who, through my attitude and my intention, determine what truly exists. This is known as shifting from the external to the internal, engaging in the internal. The internal is defined as intentions.

We tend to take intentions for granted. What does it mean “to work with intentions”? “I will relate to this differently and then I will feel better” That is what psychologists say. Therefore, people often advise each other: “Take it more calmly, accept it as a fact.”

In reality, we are speaking of something completely different, something distinct from the conventional human attitude. If I relate to the reality I find myself in from the level of the final correction, it does not simply mean that I relate to it more calmly or passively accept it as doctors and neighbors might advise. Rather, I relate to it differently in its essence: the reality I am in operates according to different laws, not the laws of reception, but the laws of bestowal.

Consequently, I begin to perceive it in an entirely different form, I discern completely different connections between its parts. I see that the whole world, all people, only bestow to one another in absolute similarity to the Creator, and the Creator is clothed in each one and fills them; all are absolute righteous and are in the final correction.

Everything depends on how I perceive the picture of the state, whether I look through the prism of the laws of bestowal or through the prism of the laws of reception.
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From the Daily Kabbalah Lesson 4/15/26, Rabash, “What It Means that the Generations of the Righteous are Good Deeds, in the Work”

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