People imagine that since G‑d is not physical, therefore He must be in heaven. But the heavens—and all things spiritual—are just as much creations as the earth. Less dissonant, more harmonious, more lucid—but finite realms nonetheless.
G‑d is not found in a place because it is big enough to contain Him or so magnificent that He belongs there. G‑d is found in whatever place He desires. And where does He desire most to be found? In the work of our hands, repairing His world.
The heavens are filled with spiritual light. In the work of our hands dwells G‑d Himself, the Source of All Light.
Ein Od Milvado, vanity of vanities, all is vanity. There is only one actual Self, but many “I”’s belonging to many humans, each one a vanity. This is because “the word is not the thing”, and even though everyone feels the presence of self, by identifying their body with it they have fallen into the serpent’s trap of depending on knowledge and not their creator.
This is the source of the vanity of ego. How do we repair the world? We don’t. Everything we try will demonstrate our vanity. There is nothing to repair, everything of the True Self is perfect. When we realize that all knowledge is vanity, we can find out for ourselves that what we thought is “I” is not “it”. Only the real Self, the Divine Self, the actuality of I Am IS, and is perfect.