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How should we correctly view our status and relationship with nature? Human beings can be seen as exploiters or custodians of Nature. What is our real status in relation to the rest of nature? Experience is a teacher of all things. It is easy to see what a destructive force we really are. Many independent selves trying to influence others created the world we see now. We weren't thinking when issues like plastic pollution and soil erosion first arose. We had no idea that our actions would have such a profound impact on the world, the oceans, our agriculture, and weather patterns. Now that we are aware of the truth, there are causes for optimism.

The ancients saw man always as part of society, and society embedded in nature and dependent upon all its forces. Nature and humans don’t stand in opposition. No bad thing comes towards human beings from all the forces of nature, still, vegetative, and inanimate nature. Does it mean that we can flip the switch in our perception? If we just decrease our destructiveness toward nature and towards others, would the whole of nature heal too?

The wisdom of Kabbalah teaches that when we develop fully as conscious participants, we shall see no destruction or unpleasantness of any kind whatsoever. Take a small, mundane irritation: you sit down for lunch and a fly lands on the side of your dish. Above the obvious context - there’s food on the table and an open window - why would the fly land on my plate? The Torah teaches that we are the activators of destruction, operating all the bad and unpleasant forces. Without the force of my desire to feed it, the fly could not sit on my plate. The fly shouldn’t be there at your expense.

Everyone welcomes positive feelings, but we vary in the specific types of positive states we value. Being a person means being distinct from others and also being fundamentally connected to others, and being responsive to situational demands. The ancient world seems revolutionary now. The wisdom tells us that all phenomena in nature are a result of human thoughts. All that is good and bad, pleasant and unpleasant, these tangible experiences originate in a man’s attitude toward the world. The action of attending to others involves calmness and peacefulness. A consciously participating human operates as an interdependent self. In the new perception, a person seeks to adjust and bind to the whole.

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Taken from New Life episode 1243 https://kabbalahmedia.info/en/program...
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