If a musician playing a piece of Mozart is careful to play exactly the correct note at the correct time is he or she being obsessive or are they paying attention? If he plays just any note , it wouldn’t be Mozart, or he could play the right note but at the wrong time of for the wrong duration. Would that be Mozart? No. It would not.Or take a person weaving a beautiful intricate Persian carpet. He or she needs to be careful to use exactly the right color thread in exactly the right place.
Similarly in working through the details of our lives. If we wish to make them as beautiful as a wonderful piece of music or a beautiful design on a carpet, each note we play requires attention.To listen to the full audio talk (8minutes) click on this link http://www.nehorapress.com/115470/audiolearningkabbalah
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