Rabash. What Is the Blessing, “Who Made a Miracle for Me in This Place,” in the Work?. 15 (1991) (18.03.2002) [2026-05-03] #lesson

This Kabbalah lesson, delivered by Rabash on March 18, 2002, explores the spiritual meaning behind the blessing 'Who made a miracle for me in this place' within the context of personal transformation and divine connection. The speaker delves into the idea that true spiritual growth arises not from comfort, but from suffering and the experience of 'Egypt'—a metaphor for spiritual bondage and ego-driven existence. The core teaching is that a person must recognize their own spiritual death and rebirth, where the 'miracle' occurs not in escaping hardship, but in the moment of awakening to the Creator’s presence within that very struggle. The lesson emphasizes that gratitude for this miracle is not for external blessings, but for the internal shift that allows one to see suffering as the necessary vessel for receiving divine light. Through repeated references to the Exodus from Egypt, the speaker illustrates how remembrance of past suffering becomes a source of joy and liberation in the present, reinforcing the idea that spiritual progress depends on remembering and internalizing one's own 'miraculous' deliverance from spiritual death. The episode also discusses the mechanics of spiritual work, particularly the role of the 'Kli' (vessel) and the necessity of correcting one's desires to receive the Creator’s light. It highlights the importance of self-awareness, humility, and continuous gratitude as tools for spiritual advancement. The speaker warns against the illusion of self-sufficiency, stressing that true freedom comes only when a person acknowledges their dependence on the Creator and is willing to undergo the 'death' of ego to be reborn in a higher state of consciousness. The lesson concludes with a call to integrate this understanding into daily life, using every moment—especially moments of pain—as an opportunity to affirm the miracle of spiritual awakening.