There is nothing more natural for a person than to seek the cause of every state they experience. There are many jokes about children asking their parents questions like, “Where did I come from? How did I come to this world?”

Adults mistakenly assume that children are interested in the process of conception itself. Of course, this is not the case. A child would never have such a thought in mind. Indeed, this is a very profound and natural question for a human being: “Where did I come from?” It is a question about the root, about the Creator.

Why is humanity trying to find out what happened millions of years ago and what knowledge the ancient civilizations possessed? We are searching for the source because we believe that once we discover it, we will find out why we exist. Humanity wants to find that initial point from which everything began; it believes that it holds the answer to what all this is for and what it ultimately will come to in the end.

Children also ask this question in search of their root. There is no question more natural than the question of the source of life. Therefore, the science of Kabbalah is the closest to the inner nature of a human being; it is closest to our essence.

If a person sees the Creator in every state, the one who has arranged that state for him, and instantly connects this situation with Him, tracing the cause-and-effect connection, then one completely corrects that state and derives maximum spiritual benefit from it.
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From the Daily Kabbalah Lesson 6/23/26, Rabash, “What Is the Importance of the Groom, that His Iniquities Are Forgiven?”

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