Judaism, with its vast canon of cyclical laws, is not unique in this. Ritual and repetition are at the heart of every religious tradition. And even the most inspired seeker may soon find himself aground in the shallow waters of daily observance. Although the heart and mind search for this, and the soul cries out for it, the tradition maintains its stoic insistence on the necessity of the discipline. Kabbalah perceives reality as multi-dimensional, composed of myriads of concentric spiritual worlds of ever finer substance.
Creation is like a rose-bud with each petal gently enfolded in the next.
At the heart of them all is G- d, the most concealed, the most intimate. G-d's presence is the innermost point of creation, and it is He who enlivens and sustains all existence. Likewise, on the personal dimension, the consciousness of G-d is at the center of all human activity. Thus, at the heart of all loves is the love of G-d. The basis of all fear is the awe of His power.