“In our normal temperature water exists as a liquid. If you try to catch water you cannot hold it, your hand can only get wet. If I ask you to pick up that pound of water, it would be absurd. You cannot grasp water. You cannot hold it. Now this is ice, which is also water in solid form. I am holding water in solid form in my hand without the cup. I could even throw it up and catch it again. It’s the same water. Chemically and physically this water is the same as this water inside this cup. But if I were to just pour it down it will just slip off my hand and fall to the carpet. What is the difference between these two? The difference between these two is that they have been in different environment. If I take this cup of water and put it in a cold environment, that water in the cup would become this piece of ice. It was just the environment. If I just leave this water in the sun, the water will become vapor and it will just disappear. The sun has evaporated the water. See you can’t catch vapor in this cup. But I can guarantee you can catch this lump of ice. It’s still the same water. It’s the environment that changes its form, either to a solid state called ice or to vapor. In the same way because we live in the physical world we consider the imagination to be something as a dream or something as a shadow and not as something real. Just because it is like water to us, we feel that it’s something that we cannot hold. We never conceive of it that what we see inside is as real and as solid as the physical world. But to God what is in the yetzer or in the imagination is as solid as ice is to you.” - “Yetzer” the Hebrew Word for Imagination (Peter Tan) Click “Share” if you want others to read this. Learn Secrets Here: MindReality/facebookgift.html
Posted on: Mon, 11 Aug 2014 21:29:32 +0000
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