Day 45 – Tiferet in Malchut

Clayton Sellers

Clayton Sellers

Harmony in Malchut takes into recognition how others are responding to your changing.  As Rabbi Yehudah states in Ethics of the Fathers: “What is the path to be chosen? A path that is harmonious for the person choosing it and harmonizes with those around.  Does this mean that we should not change unless our change creates harmony for all?  No. Empathy for others does not mean we do not change unless others agree. We change and feel for others whether they can accept it or not. The blueprint is now activated. Engraving it into reality.

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