This is what our sages said, “Let all your actions be for the Creator,” that is, Dvekut with the Creator. Do not do anything that does not promote this goal of Dvekut. This means that all your actions will be to bestow and to benefit your fellow person. At that time, you will achieve equivalence of form with the Creator–as all His actions are to bestow and to benefit others, so you, all your actions will be only to bestow and to benefit others. This is the complete Dvekut.
A Speech for the Completion of The Zohar
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April 10, 2009 at 4:56 am
Dvekut is an Hebrew word.
I think it will be wise for you to explain your readers what is the meaning of the word.
You trying to explain the meaning from spiritual point of view, but you missing the target.
Non-Hebrew speakers need to understand Dvekut on the common & basic meaning first in order to go forward with the spiritual meaning of it.
I’ll be happy to help
Give me a shout, I’m only few clicks away..
Amit
April 10, 2009 at 9:53 am
Dear Amit:
Thank you kindly for your comment and offer to help.
You will see in today’s comment that Dvekut has the English in brackets. Everyone is welcome to visit this site but most of the readers are kabbalists and familiar with the word and its meaning. After all is our goal.
I hope you continue to visit and I welcome any further comments or questions regarding the blog or our organization of Bnei Baruch.
Kavana
Patricia