What Does It Mean That God Is Simple?​
Bringing the Pieces Back Together

​

​
Hello dear friends,

This week, in our study of Derech Hashem, we entered a concept that might seem abstract at first: God is perfectly simple.

Not simple as in basic — but simple as in whole, undivided, complete.
Unlike us, whose minds are split into parts — memory, desire, logic, emotion — God contains everything without division. All forms of perfection exist in Him as a unified being.

What does that mean for us?

It reminds us that while we experience ourselves in parts, we are meant to be whole.
We are born fragmented — pulled between responsibilities, dreams, survival, and healing. But the work of life is reconnection — bringing the parts together.

Just like a cluttered room can’t feel peaceful until it’s brought into order, our souls feel the same.
That’s why even something as small as making coffee with intention, offering a compliment at the grocery store, or preparing for Shabbat with awareness — is spiritual. Every action becomes part of the reconnection.

One of my favorite reminders from this week’s session was this:

We are not striving for perfection. We are learning to move with it.
As we said, God created limitations — not because He needs them, but because we do. The boundaries we feel? The confusion? The contrast between our desire and our reality? It’s part of the curriculum. It’s how we learn to return.

So ask yourself this week:

• Where am I disconnected — and what small act could bring me back to center?
• Can I leave every space I enter better than I found it?
• What would it look like to stop escaping the mess, and start elevating it?

You’re not here to be perfect. You’re here to reunite the pieces — with love, with trust, and with presence.

With you in the process,
​

📺 Missed the live? Catch the replay here:​
​🎧 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1ErAImMQd312072jXjhPpL​

📝 Sign up for future summaries & join the live group:​
​https://estherlevy.kit.com/0b85474340​

Remember:
Sometimes the only thing stopping you from moving forward
is the idea that you need to have it all figured out.

Let’s keep learning.
Let’s keep returning.

With love,
​Esther & Esther

​

Join the Derech Hashem Learning Experience.

​