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It's the WednesdayWisdom Show and you want to know - is spirituality a theory?

You hear this all the time, and maybe you feel this, and maybe you say this -I'm not

religious I'm spiritual.

The problem with that statement and that desire is that we don't really know what spirituality

is.

We have a pretty good idea of what religion is - it's a belief system, usually a community.

One thing we do know about spirituality is that it shouldn't be based on beliefs, that

spirituality in the generality means that a person has direct experience as opposed

to simply believing something.

But in general there's no hard definition of what it is that a person should be aimed

at, what they should be experiencing when we talk about spirituality.

So saying that a person is spiritual is like saying I'm nothing.

Now that may be very spiritual if you can actually reach the point where you're nothing

and everything, but it means that we don't have a target, we don't know where we're going.

There are people who aren't necessarily not religious, but that they haven't really reach

that experience, that direct experience level within their religion, Sometimes at the beginning

of a person's conversion or awakening in religion they will feel some very very strong things

and their reason does not get in the way of the power of what's going on in their heart

and in their perception and they feel that they are in direct contact with, what should

I call it, the figures, the avatars, the beliefs of that religious system.

But when a person stays in a religion long enough they eventually get a hunger for "what

is the essence of this thing?"

And there were people who never bought into a religion even if they grew up in one, and

don't have an affinity to it.

I mean they have a customary affinity because it's family you know, and it's Community.

Those things are great and they're warm.

They're good, but as far as fulfilling the desire of the person to touch truth and direct

experience - it's generally lacking.

So then, what is it that a person is seeking that they want to directly experience?

We have all kinds of things in New Age spirituality and one of the Hallmarks of the New Age spirituality

is that it's not really anything.

It's like a smorgasbord.

You can pick and choose anything you want from all different paths and there is an idea

behind all of this that somehow they're all equal and they all take a person to the same

place.

THAT is actually a theory and it's an odd one because in any of the practices and traditions

that New Age people admire there was a fundamental part of it that's lacking in that approach

- that is the absolute commitment to the path.

Those spiritual paths were not eclectic in their time, nor are they today.

They require a deep commitment to the method of a particular path because for a person

to climb on any of these paths they have to stop doing all of the other things, concentrate

their efforts on that path, and then see what happens, test it out, you know.

Move from the aspects of - "well I believe in this" to - I am either experiencing what

it says or I am not experiencing it.

So then what is spirituality?

What is a person supposed to be experiencing that they can say whether or not they are

having a direct experience?

I would like to explain what one particular path, the one that I'm connected with - Kabbalah

- how it defines spirituality.

It says that spirituality, the spiritual is selfless bestowal - that a person should reach

a place where they give to the entire system - people, plants, animals - you don't even

have to break it down - just that the entire system that we live in, that the heart should

be filled with a desire to fulfill everything outside of ourselves.

To bring good to absolutely everything without referring it to ourselves because we're naturally

part of this system.

So it is pure bestowal without a trace of receiving for myself.

This is a thing that doesn't exist in a person at the beginning of their spiritual path because

it's not built into a person.

This is why we say that a person must climb the ladder, so to speak, in order to reach

this sensation.

The sensation is actually an intention.

It means that it's a use of life itself, a proper use of life.

Now that's the goal and we can't look at ourselves and think "well, oh yeah I understand that

I feel that.

I can do that."

No.

There is a methodology, because it's a science.

Today we can better understand many aspects of this science that in the past we couldn't

because we hadn't developed to the point where the way that we think was capable of that

- where certain things in the dimension that we live in became evident enough that we began

to sense beyond the physical.

- and again, the definition of the physical in Kabbalah is not matter but it is a quality

of desire - physical being a desire for myself, and spiritual or higher dimensions being a

desire for the whole system.

So there's a method of using the search for this definition of spirituality as an experience

within yourself.

And even though one has got to learn all of the things in this science in one way or another

and use the methodology in this science - this target is kind of like - Do you know this

trick?

That you can get out of any maze by simply putting your right hand on one of the walls

and never allowing that hand to come off the wall?

So no matter where it takes you, even if it takes you down what looks like a dead end

you just keep following wherever you end up being led as a result of never taking your

right hand off the wall and you'll eventually come out of the maze out of the labyrinth.

Well this is the guiding principle - it's the it's the radar beacon behind all the work

that a person is doing.

Now it still say seem that - "well this still is kind of vague no?

I mean isn't spirituality - how do you feel a thing like that?

What are the actual borders on a sensation?

- how do I even know what I truly desire? and on top of that how do I know what I'm

truly intending by what I desire?"

Well, none of this is left to chance because nothing in creation is done by chance.

That's all laid out in a highly scientific precise manner.

Take a look at this.

This book, a rather large tome, this is a book that's used in the first few semesters

at KabU and it contains articles, diagrams.

principles all by authentic Kabbalists.

These are original texts, Kabbalistic texts, and they explain the science plus the approach

to the science.

For instance, here is a diagram of what occurred in the general forces of nature prior to the

Big Bang and then what happens after that point of desire is reached in which dimensions

or worlds can then extend from that initial point of desire, and then how all of those

worlds are broken down inside each phase or dimension of human experience, of desire - and

we're part of this whole general desire of the Universe, part of the general system - right

down to the place where we exist - to this sort of halfway point of creation of the general

development of the evolution - of what Kabbalah calls the creature - and then - both the methodology

and the map in which one ascends back through these stages.

but in a very conscious way.

And all the time that this is happening that Target, that keeping ourselves aimed at that

pure bestowal is what a person feels to one degree or another as they move through these

different states.

And they're all measurable.

They're all actually common to everybody who undertakes this method - so you can check

out how to do a particular, let's say experiment, of self-development, and it's not self but

development from self to the whole - you can check it out by looking at the Target using

all of the components of the experiment, that is, what a person needs to do to advance their

connection to this, or to see their disconnection from the ideal of spirituality - which is

this selfless giving.

And anybody who goes through these different states feels exactly the same thing at that

point in their development.

That's why it's called a world, because there's a kind of, there's a commonality there for

those who are working in it.

By the way, world also means in this system, it has the same meaning in Hebrew as both

concealment and revelation, so the both of these things happen depending on the qualities

that the person is working with and what they're comparing.

This stuff is really fascinating and I'm sure many of you are like - "show me!

Explain to me at least an experiment or something!

How does this science work?"

Now here's the problem - it's a spiritual science.

It is about the forces above the material world and that means that the definitions

of those terms are not anything like the definition of terms of the physical sciences.

And you can't reach an understanding of the terminology just by taking it in intellectually

because the whole process of the upper science is that the scientist has to change HIMSELF

to be in equivalence with the spiritual state that he wants to investigate.

So likewise, the understanding of the terminology is an ongoing process in which a person learns

what the Kabbalists actually mean.

That doesn't mean that any of this is vague, it's very concrete in what happens inside

of a person.

And all of that is to say that as far as Kabbalah goes spirituality is not theoretical.

It is a concrete science that can be felt in the heart, that uses this world, the matter

of this world and uses it to rise to another level.

And it is a science of the upper world, of the spiritual world, and so it's very difficult

when you first look at this and you hear about it - impossible and absurd to judge whether

or not this is actually so.

The only way that a person can know is by testing it for themselves and having a direct

experience of whether it works or not.

And you go from your own theoretical ideas about spirituality into hard testing of what's

so or not, and that's the great benefit of being serious about spirituality - putting

your ladder down in one place and climbing in that place because you can't carry your

ladder here there and everywhere and never put it down.

That's it for today so please, if you like this then like share subscribe.

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What is Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) - Duration: 2:31.

It says liquefied natural gas it's colorless odorless and non-toxic but

very cold as you know natural gas does not occur in nature as a liquid only

when we cool natural gas to 260 degrees below zero does it become a liquid if we

attach the balloon to the top of the container we can see it filling up with

natural gas as the LNG warms you may think this liquid form of natural gas is

dangerously flammable like gasoline but it's significantly different we can even

extinguish a burning cigarette in liquefied natural gas because the liquid

is not flammable what would happen if liquefied natural

gas were spilled into the water we'll show you something using these goldfish

not to worry we won't harm the fish if LNG were spilled onto open water the

liquefied natural gas would not mix with water because it's insoluble you can see

that it warms rapidly like it's boiling and evaporates off rapidly and

completely this means that a liquefied natural gas bill would not require any

environmental cleanup because once it evaporates there's nothing left when we

add LNG to this glass of water the liquefied natural gas evaporates and

it's perfectly safe to drink the same kind of minimal change to the

environment happens if liquefied natural gas is spilled onto the ground it

evaporates quickly and won't sink into the ground or leave any residue behind

although it would freeze any moisture in the soil see the soil is completely dry

there is nothing to clean up clearly there is always a potential of a fire if

LNG is accidentally released and there's an ignition source but an explosion just

isn't what happens with LNG let's pour this LNG onto the table as we can see it

evaporates quickly leaving nothing left to catch on fire on the other hand if

oil were spilled it would be there until it was cleaned up and some oils like

gasoline would be much more flammable for a longer time liquefied natural gas

is a practical safe reliable and environmentally friendly way for all of

us to enjoy the benefits that natural gas brings to the quality of our

everyday lives it's

clean energy for today and beyond

For more infomation >> What is Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) - Duration: 2:31.

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What is TFND, and why is it so important to this team? - Duration: 2:35.

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'This Is Us' Midseason Finale: When Will Season 3 Return? | Heavy.com - Duration: 4:36.

'This Is Us' Midseason Finale: When Will Season 3 Return? | Heavy.com

Tonight is the midseason finale of This Is Us on NBC, and fans are already wondering when they can expect their next dose of the show.

The series will be going on hiatus after tonight, but it will return in early January.

It's true that NBC hasn't announced an official return date, but based on patterns from the previous seasons (it returned on January 10 for season 1 and January 9 for season 2) we can presume that a similar return date will occur again.

The title of tonight's episode is The Beginning Is the End Is the Beginning, and the synopsis for the episode reads, "Kevin arrives at the Ville his father served in.

Kate pursues a new opportunity.

Randall debates Councilman Solomon Brown.

In the past, Jack struggles to get through to his brother.".

Kevin has dedicated the first half of season 3 to researching his father's time in the Vietnam war, which has exposed some truths about Jack that have taken us all by surprise.

Kate, recently, announced she was pregnant, but all that good news comes with the bad news of Toby's relapsed depression.

And Randall, now a politician, is hoping to take his town by storm.

And what happened to Nicky? Tonight, the show promises to answer the many questions fans have about Jack's brother and his death.

Some fans have speculated that Nicky dies trying to save Jack's life, while others think there's a possibility that he's still alive.

Could it be possible?.

And what's to come for Tess? Last week, Tess not only dealt with her first period but confided in Kate that she was gay.

And althoug we viewers don't yet know who 'her' is, actress Eris Baker recently told Cinema Blend that it's well worth the wait.

"I feel like lots of people would like to know who Tess is talking about.

When older Tess is saying 'I don't want to see her'.

I'm excited for you guys to find out who she's talking about.

I definitely wasn't expecting to find out who 'Her' was, but I feel like you guys are going to feel the same way." It is possible that these two storylines overlap and the 'her' she's talking about is a future lover? It's possible.

And what about Tess's relationship with Deja? The actress told Cinema Blend, "I feel like in Season 2 their relationship wasn't as great as it could be because there were lots of problems going around Tess that she's getting replaced and stuff.

In Season 3 you guys will definitely see them acting like sisters and they actually bond and form a relationship like Tess has with Annie.".

Be sure to tune into tonight's episode of This Is Us tonight on NBC at 9pm ET/PT.

For more infomation >> 'This Is Us' Midseason Finale: When Will Season 3 Return? | Heavy.com - Duration: 4:36.

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Do You Think Texting While Driving is a Problem in Georgia? - Duration: 1:29.

Texting while driving is a serious problem in Georgia, and part—we see, we see a little

bit of it in the cases—wish we could see more than we do, and it's because when we're

in suit we can request the cell phone records of the at-fault driver.

Sometimes the data (and this would be years after the fact when a request is made) does

not reflect cell or texting usage versus call usage or otherwise.

That's why it's extremely important to have an attorney as soon as possible, so these

records can be preserved.

So that way there's not the opportunity for a phone bill or whatever else for the records

to not be maintained by the at-fault driver cell phone.

Texting and driving includes way more than just texting on your phone.

It includes email usage, any type of data usage, social media—any phone usage while

operating the car.

If you feel that you've ever been in a wreck and the person who caused this wreck was using

their phone in an illegal way under the laws of the state of Georgia, please give us a

call so that we can make sure that your rights are protected and that we're looking into

the situation as soon as possible.

At the McArthur Law Firm, our job is to fight for you to make sure you get justice and reasonable

compensation for your injuries.

To get in touch with us, go to our website Mcarthurlawfirm.com.

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