Rabash. What Is, “The Concealed Things Belong to the Lord Our God,” in the work?. 45 (1990) (08.09.2003) [2026-04-30] #lesson

This Kabbalah lesson, delivered by Rabash on August 9, 2003, explores the profound spiritual concept behind the phrase 'The concealed things belong to the Lord our God' from Deuteronomy. The lecture delves into the nature of divine concealment, the role of human intention in spiritual work, and the necessity of transcending ego-driven desires to achieve unity with the Creator. Central to the discussion is the idea that true spiritual progress requires moving beyond external actions and rewards—such as fear of punishment or desire for reward—toward an internal, selfless intention to serve the Creator for His own sake. The lesson emphasizes the importance of the group (KLAL) as a vessel for spiritual correction, the process of the 'middle line' as a path between extremes, and the transformation of personal desire into a desire to give. It also examines the brokenness of Adam Rishon, the role of Rosh Hashanah as a time of spiritual renewal, and the ultimate goal of achieving love for others as a reflection of love for the Creator. The speaker reflects on personal struggle, the illusion of control, and the necessity of surrendering to a higher purpose, culminating in the vision of a world where all suffering is transformed into good through divine love and unity.