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Sometimes I'd walk two steps forward and one back; yet still one step forward. This helped direct me. I was never alone in life; G-d walked with me. He helped me evolve. Never question your inner voice. Reply

That's true, because within the wrong context we get a pure awareness about our truth and cannot forget ourself, or we would deny us. Reply

“Do not go the path of the wicked and do not walk in the way of evil.” Proverbs 4:14 Reply

Hello, Rabbi Freeman

This devotion really impacted my heart and thoughts. An enlightening quote made by a literary giant Arthur Miller said the same thing. Great minds have similar thoughts.

Thank you! Reply

Off The Beaten Track We are lost in the wilderness of this world, with no idea where our destination is. We sense ourself as separate entities with no respect for the other. We are on the wrong track due to our opposite nature to G_diness. We are in exile, forbidden to enter G_d's territory.

Our soul was shattered into pieces when we fell to this world. We were provided a special compass to return. That compass indicates if I am existing for myself or if I feel others as part of myself.

Only through exposing the internality of the Torah where we can follow the instructions how to draw the Light to reconnect us. We will discover those sublime bonds between us that kept us functioning as a divine system. Then we will reach equivalence of G_dliness. This is our goal.

We are at the crossroads. It's our time to start the process to gather the pieces consciously. Alternatively we will travel a bumpy road to reach our destination. Reply

This seems to relate to what I read in the Tanya about the Beinonim ( the ones on the wrong path that eventually repents). Where is the Tzaddikim on this road? Reply

Roads There are wonderful and delighting twists and turns in each of our stories so do not concern yourself over an occasional mountain or storm
You will find your story on reflection is a great one.
The light is continuous even in those points where you believe it is dark. Reply

yes, because it only seems wrong to you and when you try to understand it and testing its effects on you, the understanding leads you to the truth , it can be still wrong or not but you will know why? then you are getting closer. Reply

Wrong road This is so true I definitely traveled the wrong road I let anger rule my thoughts and behavior. Now I have found my way and I am so happy and at peace I thank Hashem everyday for guiding me back to where I belong. Reply

Beautiful and so true. Thank you. Reply

Well put! Thanks for posting! Reply

So true! God leads me where I need to be, the path is where I need to end up. Reply