The Beating Heart Of The

What Has To Be Given Up Is Not The I, But That Drive For Self-affirmation Which Impels Man To Flee From The Unreliable, Unsolid, Unlasting, Unpredictable, Dangerous World Of Relation Into The Having Of Things.

We Can Learn To Be Whole By Saying What We Mean And Doing What We Say.

The Biblical Passage Which Says Of Abraham And The Three Visiting Angels: "and He Stood Over Them Under The Tree And They Did Eat" Is Interpreted By Rabbi Zusya To The Effect That Man Stands Above The Angels, Because He Knows Something Unknown To Them, Namely, That Eating May Be Hallowed By The Eater's Intention.... Any Natural Act, If Hallowed, Leads To God, And Nature Needs Man For What No Angel Can Perform On It, Namely, Its Hallowing.

An Animal's Eyes Have The Power To Speak A Great Language.

He Who Desires To Become Aware Of The Hidden Light Must Lift The Feeling Of Fear Up To Its Source. And He Can Accomplish This If He Judges Himself And All He Does. For Then He Sheds All Fears And Lifts Fear That Has Fallen Down. But If He Does Not Judge Himself, He Will Be Judged From On High, And This Judgment Will Come Upon Him In The Guise Of Countless Things, And All The Things In The World Will Become Messengers Of God Who Carry Out The Judgment On This Man.