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Children play a game called â € œConnect points, sometimes called â € â € € dot.s œDot to connect the dots is a kind puzzle that contains a hidden image. Drawn on paper with a pencil starts a sequence of numbered paragraphs, letters or symbols. Drawing lines between points in numerical, alphabetical or symbolic, that completes the image that is prefigured in the puzzle. Most puzzles contain line art to complement the image created by lines between points.

Although nâ € ™ t realize we are all involved in a cosmic game of œConnect € l 'Dots.â € The wisdom of the Kabbalah tells us that everyone has the desire, hidden in the small to discover the meaning of life. This desire is called â € € œPoint in Heart.â In some people, the point at the heart awakens, and the person starts asking questions like â € œWhy do I exist? Why is there so much suffering in the world? Is there more to life than this? Â €

In fact, the Kabbalah, the object and purpose of life is really all about connecting a point to point inside the hearts of others, thus completing the big picture. However, what is the â € ~ Big Picture € ™? Well, like a puzzle image Connecting Point, we do € ™ t really know for sure until we start to link them with dots.Â

We could shrug and say, â € œWho cares? € Â However, this is a common image, it affects every person on the planet! The Big Picture, we're trying to create is no less a world where people live in peace and harmony, both parties realize that happiness is for us in the thought of creation.

Surely a noble goal is worthy of the effort needed to find out. So how to connect these points, in the heart? We Connections Through our personal experience with people, events and circumstances that seem to occur at random sections and leaving their indelible mark on our lives.

If indeed we are honest with ourselves, we find that our interactions and decisions are concerned about what is best for me what makes me happy or good. This emphasis on the self is what isolates each Point. To connect the dots, we must change our perspective on what makes the other points happy. In other words, we must learn to take care of others as the driving force behind all our actions.

This idea is not new. We've all heard the golden rule: â € Oedo others as you would have them do unto € you.i try to instill the concepts of caring and sharing in our children, but never seems to a difference. The world is still full of selfishness, anger and hatred. We can connect these points, no matter how hard we try.

According to Kabbalah, the problem is that we nâ € ™ t understand the game we're trying to play, but consistently violate the rules and have to start again. Images that we believe are meaningful and full of suffering.

Kabbalah provides us with the rulebook, but also gives us the strategy they need to succeed. Through of our study and personal inner work, learning to transform our nature so that we take care of give the subject rather than to receive. This transformation creates connections between places in the heart.

As more and more, the picture becomes clearer and clearer. We finally solved the puzzle and created Big Picture of happiness and harmony that was there all the time.

About the Author:

Bnei Baruch, http://www.kabbalah.info/ is the largest group of Kabbalists in Israel, sharing the wisdom of Kabbalah with the entire world. Study materials in over 25 languages are based on authentic Kabbalah texts that were passed down from generation to generation.

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