If you think prayer and meditation will answer the problems that are in your heart of hearts, think again. The more I search the less I know. Now this is not necessarily a bad thing, many times a man spends time in contemplation not for the right answer but for the right questions.
~ Dave
"Where is the dwelling of God?"
This was the question with which the rabbi of Kotzk surprised a number of learned men who happened to be visiting him.
They laughed at him: "What a thing to ask! Is not the whole world full of his glory?"
Then he answered his own question:
"God dwells wherever man lets him in"
William Gaylin, Caring (New York: Knopf, 1976) pg. 98
~ Dave
"Where is the dwelling of God?"
This was the question with which the rabbi of Kotzk surprised a number of learned men who happened to be visiting him.
They laughed at him: "What a thing to ask! Is not the whole world full of his glory?"
Then he answered his own question:
"God dwells wherever man lets him in"
William Gaylin, Caring (New York: Knopf, 1976) pg. 98
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