Quote from ‘The Way of God’
LOREM IPSUM DOLOR SIT AMET CONSECTETUR
"The Root of all religious observance and spiritual practice is for us to be constantly aware of God. It should make us realize that we were created for the singular purpose of consciously experiencing the Creator. Observance and practice should help us see that the only reason we were brought into the world is to use our spiritual powers to overcome our material attachments and limiting urges, and surrender ourselves to the Infinite One. Religious observance and spiritual practice should direct our [wills, thoughts, feelings, words and] actions toward attaining this awareness so that we do not stray from it."
'The Way of God' by Rabbi Moshe Chaim Luzzatto (known as the RaMChal) was one of the first Kabbalistic texts I studied, which got me started on my spiritual path. This quote (found in Part 1, Chapter 4, Paragraph 6) summarizes for me in 50 Hebrew words the essence of the Torah as a spiritual practice.
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