Rabbi Moshe Haber Path of the Just: The Architecture of Awe: Internalizing the Presence of God 5.12.26

https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/r71j42hhl0j0mveiqojjv/Beyond-Fear-Divine-Awe-Compass-5.12.26.png?rlkey=bqdysrbqtmym622evyazjx1zs&dl=0Chapter 24: The trait of Fear of Sin ,page 480-482The Architecture of Awe: Internalizing the Presence of God May 12, 2026The provided text explores a sophisticated spiritual level known as Yirat Hashem, or the fear of Heaven, which transcends a simple dread of punishment. This state of being is defined by a profound consciousness of God's glory, leading a person to avoid sin purely out of respect for the Divine rather than personal gain or social reputation. Achieving this mindset requires constant intellectual reflection on God’s greatness and an awareness of His presence in every aspect of daily life. The speaker emphasizes that this internal moral compass is built through gratitude and the recognition that human logic is secondary to Divine will. Ultimately, this high level of awe transforms an individual’s character by making God's existence the primary influence on every action and decision. This spiritual clarity creates a deep desire to align oneself with Divine morals, viewing life as a continuous opportunity to honor God’s presence.https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/tyiap0eptcpx3aerk2sco/The_Ascent_of_Awe-5.12.26.pdf?rlkey=d6u22fise85t2dgfmrnwxgjg6&dl=0