BeSimply…Unconditional Love. Pure Giving. {Sol.Sound.Silence}

Focus: Unconditional Love with Self and Others. Coupled with the art of Pure GIVING.

Lead in…

A series of experiences in meditation, dreaming and waking state have brought me to the “White Space”…several times over. After doing some research, I found this writing below describing the deeper meaning of a picture call Tzimtzum. In the picture the writer is describing the “White Space”. The shared article below and my experiences have inspired this dharma talk.

I share my relationship to the power of unconditional love and pure giving. In addition, over the past few days, I have sat with love and giving even more. Which has left me with a great eagerness to practice being and working from the “White Space.” We seem to be at a moment here on planet earth to make a choice about where we want to reside.

Unconditional Love or Conditional Love. 

Pure Giving (Selflessness) or Taking (Selfishness)

For Contemplation: “This is the spiritual work of Torah and mitzvot — spiritual learning and practice.

The white space above the horizontal line represents attaining the state of unconditional love and pure giving. This evolution of consciousness brings us to experience the divine goodness.

The circles in the painting represent a Kabbalistic concept called or Makif or Surrounding Light.

This concept explains that the divine goodness is always present. Since we can only experience the goodness to the extent that we desire to give, the revelation of the goodness awaits only our inner transformation of consciousness. This means that we are not waiting for God to finally reveal goodness in the world, but rather the already present divine goodness is waiting for us to develop the consciousness of pure giving and unconditional love that can experience it.

Experiencing God’s love and goodness is direct light. Returning the love is returning light. A basic principle of Kabbalah is that returning light is the vessel for direct light. This means that we experience God’s giving and love to the extent that we give and love.” Tzfat Gallery (Painting: Returning Light Meditation, Unconditional Love Meditation)