Beautifully Absurd

Normal mode in our world is to operate within our instinctive reasoning to enhance our individual status.

It is absurd to think we can rise above our nature to reach the status of G_d. To reason with love, mercy, kindness, giving and compassion for others. Aim to enhance others.

It is even more absurd and perhaps arrogant to desire to reach G_d's status!
It is absurd to know that this is what brings contentment to G_d.

It is utterly absurd to imagine that we will change our nature.

Purim celebrates the joy of uniting with G_d when all our qualities align with His. Reply

Amazing, remove the yoke of the animal soul to dance in the Divine. I love it! All as one in presence HaShem. By Your light do I see light. Love You! Thank you for this joy. Reply

Thank you for the reminder. And the busyness of today’s life, I often forget what is really, really important. Reply

I gave and after years, I still believe that G d is behind the scenes, watching, listening and waiting for that person who didn't celebrate Purim last year. G d, never gives up on his creations; G d, patiently waits for you and you to believe and open your arms with a big 'I love G d,' and walk with him till you move on to another realm. Reply

I love this fragment of wisdom, especially the one about the school. Indeed, I had a school literlal;y dwon the street. Yet, I drove llike an hour to a jewish school. MY youngest child complained and I answered if the Jewish school was in China I would drive also all the way there. Absurdity in the logical sense, but not when you have ghigher goals. Reply

As an older person i see the absurdity of the younger ones rushing to and fro each day as i use to do too in my youth!? I am now so glad to experience the restful stage of observer and thankful for my many hardworking ancestors for all their many sacrifices. I am not Jewish but fun fact i recall my first car had the rego JOB -175. It was a sports car but sadly i lent it to a friend and he smashed it up. No one was hurt but it was my first lesson in becoming more discerning but not to put too much store in material things as they can be taken away from you. Job lost everything but remained faithful. I have been separated from family too in last years but my faith in a loving G-d gets stronger and whenever i get too down and doomy my old dog prances around to cheer me up and i laugh at myself for being such a silly old human! Reply

Good🌻Morning,

To be "World Changers" we must be obedient and observant. It is Divine Madness! It is Beautiful Absurdity. 🌹
Watchmen On The Wall

Happy Purim
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I finally found someone who agrees with me! It’s really absurd out there . Everyday people are just rushing,rushing, rushing. They are too serious.🧐 and rather funny! Being religious I have to be devinely absurd. Reply

BS"D
By the Grace of G-d,

You know, every single time I read one of these, it happens to be addressing *exactly* what I'm thinking about that day. This has been one of the most direct lines of messaging from Hashem to me for years. And you summarize the idea so well! Thanks so much,

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Dennis Prager has said that people that do the most good are outliers. For example, people that hid Jews during the Holocaust were described as odd prior to the Holocaust. Reply

There is no such thing, either way. This is indeed silly, even for Chabad; but, thank you. It made me smile.

There is only one way for an individual human being to establish My God's righteousness upon this earth, to combat the negative flow of energy; and, to place one's self in perfect unity with My God.

It is by making yourself a vehicle for: His Pleasure, His Will, His Way; to keep your face always turned in his direction; and, in daily interactions with your fellow human beings, make the truth your currency; and, your actions, in the best interest of everyone involved. To work always towards that which is righteous, helpful, and loving kind. Reply

The world is "ugly absurd" - people are divisive, polarized, competitive, stuck in their narrow focused opinions and unfounded hatred. This ego based behavior separates people so they become obsessed with individualism and privacy.

This self-serving attitude exiles us from G_d 's world which is beautifully absurd - everybody exists in a harmonious network, giving and caring for the others so that God's abundance is in perpetual motion throughout the human system.

This is absurd to us as it is not our nature. We feel ourselves as separate beings driven to benefit our self. How is it possible to change our instinctive nature? How can we overcome nature?
We need to expose the absurdities in this world, then re-educate humanity to change their mindset to model G_d's beautiful world. This inner work is prepared for us through the inner meaning in the Torah. If we don't flip our behavior in a good way then G-d will force us through unpleasant means to shift our mindset to unity. Reply

Beautifully absurd is the new norm and is trending. We are visually surrounded with the colors of spring, summer, and fall. We always can see the rainbow even when it hasn't been raining. A color to brighten your day and make you go ahhhhhh. Just lovely! ☺ Reply

Such oxymoran kinds of stories happen to better explain the full nature of how our lives work out. It is a combination of two opposites that do not lead to a third, that is most significant here. The opposing supply and demand of useful goods is an example of this. We need tom love and to be loved too. Reply

One can’t “just be normal?” We need an “alternative absurdity,” a “Divine madness?” I fully support the call to joy. But if we’re now to bless absurdity and any sort of madness, don’t you think you should define terms? I’ve seen eras of alternative absurdities in history that have contributed to the worst evil, times when we would have loved any sort of return to normalcy. Reply

The picture is hilarious. Divine madness works Reply

One of the nicest things I've read on this site. Lovely!!!! Reply

Have you ever been there? I call it "Living in Divine space, and I'm loving it! Reply

Beautiful beautiful saying Reply

A Very Joyous Soul ! He sees so clearly ! Reply