That which can be grasped will change.
That which does not change cannot be grasped.
Maamar Tziyon B’Mishpat 5736.
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Brenda
Toronto, Canada
May 9, 2012
The Unchangeable - The Creator
The Creator's divine quality of 'Love' and 'Kindness' to His creation DOES NOT CHANGE.
WE have to CHANGE / evolve our understanding of His quality
...our task here is to grasp, through numerous levels of consciousness, how to connect to each other on the level of His 'Love'.
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Anonymous
New York, NY
May 9, 2012
Further... And that which cannot be fully grasped or ever changed is G_d. Reply
Harley P.A.
Roslyn Heights, NY
May 9, 2012
Serenity This is a nice little twist to the serenity prayer: "G-D grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, courage to change the things I can, AND the wisdom to know the difference." Reply
Justin Roth
Staten Island, NY
May 6, 2012
Grasping Change... You can never fully grasp another human being, no matter how long you spend. Therefore, you cannot change a human being no matter how long you spend. Reply
Sam
Castro Valley, CA
June 15, 2009
Change I am quite tired tonight. My brain is not grasping anything. I want to know what is meant by the comment you have written. If you please. Reply
Carmen
June 14, 2009
changeable and Unchangeable.
"That which can be grasped will change"untill it grasps the Unchangeable.
Hopefully it happens now,or, at least ,hopefully it happens now a way, to be completely seen , towards a smoother,more healthy,more conscient and more lovingly journey.
Would this thought be right too?
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David
yacolt, wa/usa
June 14, 2009
Thank you Tzvi Each day I look forward to what you will bring. Reply
Michal
Germany
June 14, 2009
short and to the point
I never heard this truth
so beautiful and so short
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To change or not To change or not can be grasped. The impossible is always possible.