When you live in a higher consciousness time and space collapse, and you begin to attract.
A spiritual teaching emphasizing that higher consciousness transcends time and space, allowing for clarity, attraction, and joy. The speaker argues that anxiety and depression stem from being bound by temporal and spatial limitations, and that genuine faith is demonstrated through emotional joy and trust in divine goodness.
Summary
The speaker delivers a spiritual lecture based on Kabbalistic teachings, particularly from Rav Nachman's Lesson 61 and the Baal Shem Tov's philosophy. The core argument is that one's emotional state—particularly joy—reveals the depth of one's faith in God. If someone truly believes that God created the world to bestow kindness and that everything happens for good, they would experience constant joy. Conversely, sadness, anxiety, and depression indicate low consciousness and insufficient faith.
The speaker explains that time and space are constructs of limited intellect and lower consciousness. In higher consciousness, time and space collapse, allowing for clarity and miraculous change. He uses examples like a four-year-old asking "are we there yet?" to illustrate how limited consciousness experiences time expansion, while those with expanded consciousness and trust see no temporal barriers. Athletic excellence, business success, and spiritual advancement all require moving beyond time-space constraints.
A central theme is that problems are magnified by limited intellect and expanded imagination rooted in fear and panic. The speaker contrasts this with historical figures like Abraham who maintained expanded consciousness during divine tests. He argues that imagination—particularly fear-based imagination—causes people to create scenarios worse than reality, leading to poor decisions and inaction.
The speaker emphasizes that building higher consciousness requires scheduled, intentional practice through learning sacred teachings and prayer. He criticizes reactive, crisis-driven living and advocates for proactive spiritual work. He uses sports analogies: just as football teams watch film to learn, individuals must examine their core beliefs and reactions to understand where consciousness is low. When someone says they "need more time" to decide something, the speaker challenges what they will use that time for, arguing that without changed consciousness, extra time simply compounds problems.
Finally, he connects all this to attraction and manifestation: one cannot attract a soulmate, success, or positive circumstances while operating from time-space consciousness and lower energy. As consciousness rises, unfit people and situations naturally leave one's life without effort. The goal is to reach the state of the inner temple—a consciousness where God's kindness and divine order are visible in all circumstances.
About this episode
<p>Books mentioned: </p><p><br /></p><p>Spiritual Principles Expanded by Ashlag Kabbalah </p><p><a href="https://a.co/d/07Q5iczf">https://a.co/d/07Q5iczf</a></p>
Key Insights
- The speaker argues that the amount of joy a person experiences directly reflects their actual level of faith in God, more than their stated beliefs or words
- The speaker claims that time and space are essentially illusions created by limited intellectual capacity, and that expanded intellect causes time to contract and collapse
- The speaker contends that anxiety, depression, and sadness stem from accumulation of past regrets or future worry, representing an absence of present-moment faith and consciousness
- The speaker argues that people magnify their problems through imagination and fear—taking an 8-hour situation and psychologically expanding it into 80 hours—rather than problems being inherently large
- The speaker claims that extra time given to solve a problem without raised consciousness will only compound the problem, as the same limited mind that created the situation will use the time counterproductively
- The speaker contends that as someone raises their consciousness, people and situations that don't serve them naturally exit their life without the person taking action to remove them
- The speaker argues that attraction (of soulmates, success, opportunities) occurs through elevated consciousness and released effort, not through desperate chasing or forceful action
- The speaker claims that emotional reactions and sensitivity to time indicate specific areas where consciousness is low and core beliefs about God's goodness need reinforcement
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Transcript
Okay, good morning. Welcome to today's podcast. Today's podcast is Today's class is sponsored by and Rachel Brown Matchmaking. We have a famous birthday today. Nier's birthday today. That's the guy that makes noise in the back. So, welcome. happy birthday happy birthday um also this thursday we are going to be in deal new jersey and for a great great class okay today's class we're going to take a few books one of them is called spiritual principles expanded on ashla kabbalah again i believe this book is on Amazon. Inner Temple and Lesson 61 in the second half of Likud and Moran, talking about the consciousness. So the Rabashak says something very beautiful. It says, many people believe,…
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