
We talked a little bit about the panemius and the punim, that the intention for humanity is that our interior will be the same as our exterior.

And if this is our struggle and the source of our angst, the pain of life is our dissatisfaction with living on the surface.

So the Shayla is, where are you? Where are we? Where are we in time? Where are we in presence? Where are we in consciousness? Where is our mayach? Where is our guf? Where is our neshama? Where are those three things? Are they together? Are they separate? And how do we align? How do we get into flow? Flow is a concept of being able to be fully surrendered, to be able to accept the reality of life as it comes, and to be able to deal with the different parts of ourselves that may take us away from self, from inner peace, from living calmly, curiously, confidently, compassionately, and being in that place.

We talked a little bit about the panemius and the punim, that the intention for humanity is that our interior will be the same as our exterior.

And if this is our struggle and the source of our angst, the pain of life is our dissatisfaction with living on the surface.

So the Shayla is, where are you? Where are we? Where are we in time? Where are we in presence? Where are we in consciousness? Where is our mayach? Where is our guf? Where is our neshama? Where are those three things? Are they together? Are they separate? And how do we align? How do we get into flow? Flow is a concept of being able to be fully surrendered, to be able to accept the reality of life as it comes, and to be able to deal with the different parts of ourselves that may take us away from self, from inner peace, from living calmly, curiously, confidently, compassionately, and being in that place.
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