Hit the Road

Hit The High Road We experience life in the material world along the low road:
We chase after never lasting pleasures to fulfill ourselves. 'Society' is immersed in the virtual world and each is happy to live in their own world.

We have reached the lowest point along this road.

We stand at the turning point.:
Hatred, divisiveness, conflict, extreme political movements are pushing us to the edge of an abyss. The band-aid fixes are unravelling, institutions are malfunctioning, revenge from confusion is becoming the norm. Nobody knows what to do anymore!

The Kabbalists have the solution:

Hit the High road:
We are in times that demand us to exit this world.

Step #1:
Learn how to exit your self, your ego. This is the most difficult move - to shift out of your self.

Step #2:
Learn how to connect your hearts to others who choose this path to discover the Higher Reality.

Step #3:
You will fall back into yourself only to force you to rise to a higher level.
Repeat Steps 1 and 2. to a Higher World. Reply

I like where I’m at ,it took lots of hard work to get here and I’m staying and enjoy the fruit of my labour Reply

Very True It's time to Hit The Road when the time is right to move to the next level. Reply

? Couldn't disagree more. This moment is all we have. Living for the future as an antidote? Really? Reply

Hit the Road. Now that Yom Kippur is coming when we all become free from our sins there is no reason, whatsoever, to hit the road. Let's just wait and see, one way or another on Rosh Hashanah it was decreed who is to live, who is to die and so on. Absolutely there is no reason to "Hit the Road" Reply

Good Advice The best advice I ever heard. Reply

Here I Am Yet we just learned the lesson of the Akedah (the Torah portion of Rosh HaShana). Abraham, when called by G-d, could answer, "HeNeine:" here I am." We grow spiritually to the wellspring of Torah, not the endless and meaningless moving about, never at one with the Source. How goodly are your tents, your dwelling places. We are transient here; the dwelling of Israel is with G-d. "Here I am- ready to listen and do." Reply

Luciana,Ro Every ''daily dose of wisdom'' is my daily dose of keep going ,geting out of ''there'', strenghtening my beliefs.
Thank you for my daily portion of living-life.! Reply

Hit the Road I like this ... a wonderful message for someone who might be procrastinating, stuck in a place of fear, or is so focused on the goal that the steps to reach that goal are forgotten.

At a very pragmatic level, I always get a little meshugah during tax season. It is very easy to focus on April 15 when it is over, but that does not get returns completed.

It is easy to do a return, another goal, but there are a lot of steps to even complete one return ... all those steps have to be repeated with each client.

The whole process requires constant motion.

This will be a wonderful meditation to contemplate about on Shabbes - it will be fun to see how many ways I can apply these words in my life. Reply

Hit the road I second that. What does this mean????? Reply

Hit the Road ??? Rabbi, can you please help me understand this? Reply

Hit the road jack Im working on it. Daily dose is helping in many different ways. Thank you. Reply

B"H

So true. It's safe in our little private world - but often that doesn't help or change the world of those around us. Sometimes we have to get out into the open air to make a change. Reply