I don’t believe in an interventionist rabbi
April 26, 2021 § 8 Comments
My grandmother once told me that life is very long, and that I should prepare myself for the intensity of a prolonged battle.
I feel that my life has been very short, rather, that it has slipped away from me. That I have never really been bound to time and that I have suffered for that. Something in me could not connect to the regularity of the passage of time as played out in other people’s lives.
Perhaps dragging myself out of the ditch I grew up in took so very much of my self-belief and love that there is none left for the second chapter.
Only he who stands at the end and looks back really knows. But he would never reveal any useful tips to me, as it is not in his nature.
The end of what? Life?
I was trying to say that anyone who has climbed a mountain and has the tools to look back at it from afar without pain, is blessed with a lot of understanding about humanity and living things and why we keep on living.
but then why would revealing useful tips not be in his nature if he is blessed with understanding?
Because all information is power and by withholding it you control those who seek to understand you or themselves.
I’ve known plenty of mentors in various fields who have been happy to share their accumulated wisdom. 🤷♂️
I’m having a giggle now because I’m talking about ‘G-d’ and you are talking about human beings. Sorry the title is misleading
yep – that definitely confused me!
so you’re saying that God “has climbed a mountain and looked back” at it?
He’s probably charting his next tiul…next project. Hopefully an improvement on current members of mankind.