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Welcome to today's Daily Tanya, dear listeners. In today's episode, we delve into the concept of hitbonenut, meditation, from the Tanya's Iggeret HaKodesh, Section 15. The Alter Rebbe illuminates the practice of contemplative meditation as a tool to awaken love and awe of the Divine within our hearts.
Consider this: our minds are the gateway to our emotions. By meditating deeply on the greatness of the Creator and the marvels of His works, we can stir within ourselves a profound sense of connection and reverence. It's not enough to simply understand or know of G-d's greatness; we must dwell on it, let it simmer within our thoughts until it transforms into a heartfelt emotion.
This practice of hitbonenut is not reserved for the scholarly or the saintly. It's an accessible approach for each one of us, in our daily lives. Whether we're at work, at home, or amidst our routines, taking the time to meditate on the divine can elevate our mundane activities into acts of worship.
The message here is simple yet profound: by harnessing the power of our intellect through meditation, we can ignite our emotional world, leading to a more spiritual, G-dly life. Remember, the journey to the heart begins with the mind. Take a moment to ponder, to reflect, and to connect.
Thank you for tuning in. May this practice of hitbonenut enrich your day and bring you closer to your inner spirituality. This podcast was produced and sponsored by Daniel Aharonoff.