Comment: As I cross the Machsom, I begin to justify the Creator. But I see that people still hate each other.

My Response: No, then you will see that everyone loves each other like brothers.

Comment: This is from the Creator’s side, not mine.

My Response: What does from the Creator’s side mean? For example, you can see that a taxi driver who wants to make money is actually trying to help everyone and take everyone where they need to go, and thinks only about this. The fact that he gets paid for it and yells at everyone is because he misunderstands his state. You see that he is a puppet, doing it unconsciously. But he executes acts of love.

Question: This is from the Creator’s side, but what does it look like from my side?

Answer: This is not from the Creator’s side. You are saying that the taxi driver is not aware of what he is doing and he thinks he is driven by the desire for profit.

But if you look at it from the other side, the picture looks completely opposite.

Comment: This is not clear.

My Response: This is not clear, but it is true.

Believe me, the world looks completely different depending on our attitude toward it because it does not exist. It is a product of our attitude toward it.
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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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