Moment of glory

Boston Globe, June 2008

Wishing miracles to others around you...

A beautiful meditation for today powered by the daily tune up of kabbalah.com:

We're always asking for one miracle or another. But how often do we ask for miracles to happen to others?
This is the difference between being a vessel and being a channel. A vessel can only hold as much Light as its capacity allows. A channel, if constantly drawing down Light for others, can remain full while at the same time contain an infinite amount of Light.
Which would you rather be?
Today, think about your lover/friend/boss/grandma/child/dry cleaner - what miracle do they need? Be specific. Send the light of miracles to that person and you yourself will be full of the light of miracles.

An idea worth sharing: "be a channel"

With love and joy,

FG

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Daily Kabbalah tune up

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Students of the great kabbalist Rav Menachem of Kotzk once asked him, “Where is God?” “Wherever you let him in,” he answered.

One way we “let him in” is through our heart.

Today, open your heart WIDE OPEN. Compassion for others’ suffering. Understanding of others’ pain. And tolerance of your own frustrations and failings.

Let the love flow.

With love flowing,

FG