Grasping Bread From Heaven

Knowing the purpose of life gives us that divine inner peace and true life.

Subjugating our false perception of a separate, competitive, individual life to the true life of mutual interdependence and positive relationships, nourishes our soul.

This new paradigm brings us closer to real life and a harmonious world. Reply

Static Manna from heaven teaches mankind that life is not static. Collecting material artefacts have no benefit should life suddenly change overnight.
Daily preparation and daily requirements are the minimum requirements to remain in full connection with HaSHem Reply

Unknown When ever I experience the spiritual, I have no facts about what just happened. I know for sure it is G-d, but why me and for what purpose. This is where I start and the ending is hard to reach. But I keep learning and trying to reach the unknowable and the knowable. Reply

Shabbos, Manna & The Spiritual Certainly, spiritual nourishment is plagued by insatiable cravings and also its highly unfortunate that sometimes we have a way of knowing the answers to our greatest quests but refuse to take the spiritual paths.
I wanted to write about many many things tonight but this is a comment box so I will not- I will just say that this reminds me of manna falling from the sky particularly a part that is very meaningful to me that is Exodus 16;25 The grace on Shabbot by giving a double portion of manna-that was provided to honor G-d and Shabbot. Also..the manna that fell for Shabbot to honor G-d was in the form of bread. Another interesting lesson that was taught from the Manna falling from the sky is that you couldn't save it like a bank accout and many tried-you had to eat it all-it would spoil if you tried to save it-thanks for reading this Reply

SPIRITUALITY One thing from a scientist is that we consider that theology with spirituality living on the edge, that fine interface of mathmatics, which can define our place but not why we are here or where we will go after the life we enact together.
Spirituality is that which surrounds everyone and yet somerthing we cannot see, feel or touch but have an awareness of its presence. it is that act of spirituality that we should embrace for future generations. Reply

Yet, carefully. But I think we shall be very careful when we surrender to the unknown. We need the help from a master especially when meditation is involved. Yeah, we do need daily spiritual nourishment in order to keep the focus on the right things and not wander around. Reply

Spirituality & Surrender I have been impacted by many Daily Doses, some more than others and this is one of the others.

When I was young, I thought I could control my life; various experiences ranging from life-threatening injury, the deaths of both daughters, fear of surviving an early retirement, care-taking, and illness have taught me G-d has watched over me every time. My "wants" may not have been met, but my "needs" have been met beyond my dreams.

In working with young women the hardest thing to "teach" is surrender to G-d ... and to trust that all will be well.

At the risk of sounding prideful, as an older woman, I have found that inner peace that the human soul craves; it is the biggest blessing of all. Reply

the unknown It does seem unnerving to abandon all control of the consequences of your choices. Or predicting whether sacrifices will bear good fruit.

But I find that amid all the uncertainty, one thing gives me peace. I am certain that none of the things happening around me is more important that what I am learning from them, about myself and about my place in the universe.

I say this because surrender to the unknown is also an act of a deeper surrender to the fact that the only thing we can truly know in this life--is ourselves. Reply

It seems so odd that the spiritual world is all around us, yet most of us cannot see that it exists. We have filled our minds with the "facts" of science to explain the universe, yet if we look closely, science only opens more questions about our existence. Sometimes we are blessed with an event that lets us know first hand of G-d's existence. I beleive that we all have these moments in our lives, but if we are not open to the spiritual world, we may not recognize when these things happen in our lives. When you experience such an event, you need remember it and build your life around it. Nothing happens by mistake in G-d's realm. Reply