BUT YOU CHOOSE LIFE - by Anat Schneider
Anat Schneider
God's Word as a Guide to a Life of Development and Consciousness The spiritual world is a part of me and, as far back as my self-perception goes, an inseparable part of my being. I always felt that my inner self was permeated by the spirit of God. In my childhood, I loved to spend time with my grandmother, who was religious. The peace that reigned in her house, the whispered prayer that was always on her lips, deeply moved me and stirred my inner being. Intense feelings that I could not put into words at the time. Today I know that it was the feeling of a deep connection: a connection with God, with the voices of my soul, with the unwavering certainty of never being alone.At the age of thirty-eight, I experienced a life crisis that profoundly shook this certainty, accompanied by feelings of loneliness, alienation, and diffuse anxiety. It was a time of great sadness. The worst of all emotions was bitterness. But as the saying goes: "Where one door closes, another opens." At that moment of great uncertainty, my journey to myself began.I decided to reorder the weekly portions in the five books of Moses: no longer according to their chronological appearance in the Torah, but according to the overarching themes they address. Like the five books of Moses, this book also consists of five parts, referring to the five categories that reflect our development as human beings: free will, consciousness, faith, leadership, and love. These are the five books of consciousness.
This rearrangement crystallized from a deep understanding of the structure of the human soul and is an expression of that universal process that every human being goes through in this world.

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