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@mistressdivy $JEPQ has been solid for me

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@spectatorindex The guy in the UK who said Mossad stole his shoe was on the something. He was just early.

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Cue up the “God Bless the Peacemakers” tweets.

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@nasdaily The best video explanation of how healthy immigration works

[The Kabbalah Guy @myKabbalah]

We think stability means life stops shaking.

Kabbalah says stability means you remember who is holding you while it shakes.

That is a very different thing.

Because life will shake.
Plans will collapse.

People will disappoint you.
Your inbox will reproduce like rabbits.

But when you know you are inside God’s embrace, you stop treating every storm like proof that you are abandoned.

You are not abandoned.
You are being carried through weather.

And sometimes the soul only learns trust when the ground forgets how to behave.

[The Kabbalah Guy @myKabbalah]

Anxiety is not always your enemy.

Sometimes it is the alarm clock of the soul.

Not the cute kind with birds chirping.

The loud kind you want to throw across the room.

But maybe it is not here to punish you.

Maybe it is here to wake you.

There is a voice inside you asking to be heard.

There is a wound inside you asking to be held.

There is a part of you that forgot it is still in God’s arms.

You do not need to run from every anxious feeling.

Sometimes you need to sit beside it and say:

I hear you.

Now let’s go home.

[The Kabbalah Guy @myKabbalah]

Joseph saved the world from famine because he first learned how to save himself from hopelessness.

That’s the hidden order.

Before you can nourish others, you have to stop starving your own soul.

Before you can lead externally, you have to stop abandoning yourself internally.

The world changes when one person decides:
“My life matters.
My choices matter.
My soul matters.”

Redemption never starts with crowds.

It starts with one human being who finally believes they were sent here on purpose.

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[The Kabbalah Guy @myKabbalah]

The desert is terrifying for one reason:

There’s nothing there to distract you from yourself.

No applause.
No algorithm.
No curated identity.
No carefully filtered version of “you.”

Just silence.

And in that silence, God finally gets a turn to speak.

[The Kabbalah Guy @myKabbalah]

God appeared on Mount Sinai in a barren wilderness because revelation requires emptiness.

A cup already full can’t receive anything new.

Neither can a person.

Sometimes God leads you into emotional deserts not to punish you…
but to finally make space for truth.

The wilderness is not always a detour.

Sometimes it’s the meeting place.

[The Kabbalah Guy @myKabbalah]

A lot of people want their service to God to fit neatly into their lifestyle.

Like spiritual shapewear.

Comfortable.
Flexible.
Non-threatening.

But when God descended on Mount Sinai wasn’t a spa retreat.

It was a collision with truth.

God didn’t ask the people,
“Does this align with your schedule?”

He asked,

“Are you willing to become bigger than who you are today?”

[The Kabbalah Guy @myKabbalah]

Most people don’t want truth.

They want reassurance dressed up as truth.

“Tell me I’m already perfect.”
“Tell me I don’t need to change.”
“Tell me God conveniently agrees with everything I already believe.”

But God didn't give the Torah wasn’t given in a palace.

It was given in a desert.

Because growth begins the moment your ego runs out of furniture to sit on.

[Sarah Adams @sarahadams]

Those who have never seen the October 7th footage should at least understand what it represents. The terrorists behind October 7th cross-trained with Al-Qaeda operatives tied to upcoming attacks against the U.S. homeland. The brutality seen in those videos is the exact kind of horrors we must work to prevent here at home.

The threat is real, the intent is clear, and history has already shown the consequences of ignoring warning signs. You have been given time to prepare yourself, your families, and your communities to recognize threats and prevent harm. Do not waste that opportunity.

Too many people are being paid to downplay, distort, and feed the public terrorist propaganda and misinformation instead of confronting reality. Complacency is what these networks count on. Awareness, preparation, and vigilance are what keep innocent people alive.

You will be your own first responder, please be clear eyed as to what you are up against.

[The Kabbalah Guy @myKabbalah]

A mother is the hidden root of a household that keeps the tree from toppling.

Mothers are the unseen strength that holds families together.

The world just sees the branches.

But we know it’s the roots that do the work.

Happy Mother's Day.

[The Kabbalah Guy @myKabbalah]

Waiting for the perfect moment in your life to do the thing you always wanted?

When you are more healed? More certain?

More put together?

But life doesn’t work like that.

The "party" is already happening.

God is already present.

Your soul is already invited.
Step in as you are.

That’s where the real connection begins.

[The Kabbalah Guy @myKabbalah]

Every real relationship will trigger you.

That’s not a bug.
That’s the feature.

Marriage doesn’t just connect two people.
It exposes two egos.

And gives them a chance to become one.
Growth hides inside friction.

Run from it, and you stay small.

Lean into it, and you touch something eternal.

[The Kabbalah Guy @myKabbalah]

We chase better circumstances.

Bigger house.
Better job.
More recognition.

And still feel something missing.

Because the soul doesn’t eat achievements.
It feeds on connection.

You don’t need a new life.
You need a deeper one.