Suppose we were handed a red pen and an eraser, and told we could rewrite reality. If the storyline wouldn’t look so nice, we could change that. Even if the outcome is what we deserve and what logically follows by our actions, it could still be edited out.
We all have such a pen: Our confidence in G‑d’s kindness. Trust in Him, believe it will be good, and He will make it so.
Is it fair? Is it justified?
Yes. Because if you can trust so strongly, you have already been transformed.
Thanks Rabbi. Even is not easy to rewrite my book I will keep it in my heart and mind. I will try.
I love to read the discussions because it show others persons are looking the same way that me. I belong to a group.
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Edit your world So true, yet so hard for some of us, cause' we don't want to face reality... Reply
Only the Process can be Edited!
G_d has predetermined the end goal of the story - We need to learn how to work as one integrated harmonious system.
The process involves correcting our selfish nature by following: Process 1 - our evil nature will be exposed by the manifestation of evil actions in the world - causing suffering;
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Process 2 - we follow the method by constructing a sample example how to function in a harmonious system - then we convey the Light to humanity and rise to a higher level of existence towards the goal.
Currently it appears we are following Process 1.
We need to edit this to follow Process 2.
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Edit Your World I have read all the comments in this article, and some commentators believe one can edit their book, others do not. I believe we can be positive and trust in our Maker to re-edit our book for the next life, but what has been done is done, and all we could do is, with His consent, change our future while we arestill alive. Once we are gone from this world it is already too late. I believe, that then another book will be written. B"H Reply
Edit Your World It is a necessity to take out the bad things and be transformative. Reply
If I could I would. Reply
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I am a writer and I can tell you alot about rewrites. Just when you think you have it perfect and then have it edited then you follow your editor makes suggestions and you then rewrite it making further corrections. You then believe you have it perfect and submit it back to the editor and he has more rewrites that need to be done. You then edit it once more.
Needless to say it takes many rewrites to complete a book and have it printed.
If we could write the world up in a book it would take G-D to be our Editor and needless to say G-D would have us continually rewriting to make it correct.
As a simple exorcizer take just one day of your life and write it our in full. then reread it and correct things to allow other to read it if the suggest changes then rewrite it until the day you've write about is perfect as man can get it.
It's not as simple as you might think.
G-D has a book on each of us.
Shemot32:32 Yet now, if thou wilt forgive their sin--; and if not, blot me, I pray
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You're world of view is REwriting things into the one that impresses you? Or REThinking?
You are smart!
May good things happen to you.
David.
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re-writing reality
My progenitors who faced the Nazis and later the Russians in Hungary would likely disagree with this.
I am certain many of my friends who survived would love to 'edit it out' as well.
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I wished I could find the history of Hungary's Experience. My father has passed and honestly I feel lost without him. He would never talk about it. If you have knowledge of any information I may obtain free of charge I would love to know. Reply
Trusting Yes, I trust Him so strongly. I really believe it will be good. But there is an important difference in the second half of the sentence. I haven't transformed myself, He did it. He transformed me. Baruch Hu! Reply
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Do we edit once per year at Selichot, Rosh HaShannah, ••• or at Tachanun on a semi-Daily basis?
When I studied the beautiful Torah Readings on Shavuot, I was so uplifted. But day after, “Al Chayt!” Keeps coming to mind!