We complete the final chapter which speaks of the concept of Kedusha, a level of holiness where even the mundane is transformed into spirituality. We also speak briefly of the levels that follow, which are Divine Inspiration, and bringing the dead to life.

We continue the final chapter which speaks of the concept of Kedusha, a level of holiness where even the mundane is transformed into spirituality.

We begin the final chapter which speaks of the concept of Kedusha, a level of holiness where even the mundane is transformed into spirituality.

This fear is acquired by constantly contemplating and focusing on the fact that Hashem's Divine Presence is everywhere.

We continue to discuss the true fear of Hashem, which stems from a deep connection and love, the result of surrender of ego. This is the fear of the angels who serve Hashem.

There are three types of fear that are positive motivations in one's service of Hashem. The first is fear of punishment, which is the most basic and lowest of them. The higher level is fear of Hashem's greatness, followed by fear of any semblance of sin.

A person acquires humility by developing certain habits and contemplating certain thoughts.

A person acquires humility by developing certain habits and contemplating certain thoughts.

True humility is not an outer show, but rather begins in an internal recognition that all of one's positive attributes are from Hashem.

True humility is not an outer show, but rather begins in an internal recognition that all of one's positive attributes are from Hashem.