Rabbi Moshe Haber Path of the Just -Purity vs. Holiness 6.8.26

https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/1ivhw8pr6p09fna3jaxzq/The_Path_of_Spiritual_Elevation.png?rlkey=07oedawasb4h16lcp12v1mgei&dl=0Chapter 26- The trait of Kedusha/Holiness page 508-516Elevating the Mundane: The Path to True HolinessJun 8, 2026This source explores the concept of holiness as a spiritual state where an individual transforms mundane actions into acts of divine service. While a pure person seeks to achieve spirituality by withholding from physical pleasures and limiting worldly involvement, a holy person remains engaged with the world but elevates every experience toward a higher purpose. By maintaining the intention to serve Hashem through everyday activities like eating, sleeping, or vacationing, one can move beyond material dependency and emotional volatility. The text emphasizes that while humans must provide the initial effort and focus, true elevation is a gift granted by God once a person has climbed the necessary spiritual ranks. Ultimately, this path allows a regular individual to live like an angel by ensuring that no part of their life is lived for mere self-indulgence.https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/v133a6f01kxqm4f05lg13/The_Art_of_Elevation.pdf?rlkey=3cnlc0ael3eqlar9tix9ed3dq&dl=0