The lessons of Kabbalah are meant to be internalized.

This internal synthesis c

omes about as a result of the momentum of seeking that searches within its own f
ield of being and expands outwards from there. This expansion is called Momentu
m.
Momentum in Consciousness travels along the roads of consistency. Every thought
seeks its own level and then abides in the that level according to its attracti
on there. Higher thoughts rise above while lower thoughts descend. What keeps
everything in focus all the while this is going on is the attention which is rai
sed to the aspect of Will meaning the ability to withstand distraction and conti
nue ever onwards to the goal that Intention has set into place.
The key then is the special way momentum has of carrying away obstructing though
ts and absorbing them into its flow. In this way there is a buildup of thought
force which translate into a special mode which then interfaces within each mome
nt to bring about the image above and the image below.
A King wished to assure his kingdom that he was a fair king and did not favor th
e wealthy over the common man. He thought to marry his son to a commoner but kn
ew such things were just not done. However, he also knew that if he did not do
something there would be a revolt, much killing and not too much would have chan
ged.
One night he had an idea. What if there were something that made would attract
his son so strongly he would be compelled to marry a commoner. He knew what thi
s something was so he told his son, "Marry for love and it will all be well."
"But father my king there are so few of the royal line and the I know all of the
landowners daughters but still I haven't found anyone to love,'' The son said.
"I repeat marry for love my son and you will have my blessing," the king told hi
m. As destiny would have it the king's son did meet a girl who was the daughter
of a farmer in the far northern corner of the kingdom. The son met her while o
n patrol there.
The palace was abuzz with rumors when the son brought her back. Who was she? W
as she his servant? No that couldn't be. When they found out he planned to marr
y her all the talk was of scandal. The King said nothing until his son brought
her in to meet him. When he saw the way they looked at each other he gave a sil
ent prayer of thanks.
"Father my king what shall I do?" The son asked.
"Do you love her and she loves you?" The King asked back.
"Yes and yes," They both responded son and the daughter of the farmer.
"Then it is settled the wedding will proceed," The king said beaming hugging bot
h his son and his bride to be.
In this case the momentum was the love between them which cast aside all other c
oncerns. At its highest love is one pointed and seeks only the beloved. The sa
me is also true of Intention which seeks only its intended goal casting aside al
l other considerations until it is living that goal.
And so it was that after all the miracles that Yisrael witnessed on their behalf
that their days of bondage were over.
Shemos 12:51. It came to pass on that very day, that the Lord took the children
of Israel out of the land of Egypt with their legions.
It is never just one thing that makes everything possible but is rather a combin
ation of events that all taken together form the warp and woof and experience.
Within Consciousness thoughts coalesce together forming new insights and offerin
g discoveries within that after a while lead to unity above and harmony and unit
y below. It is the momentum of such inner awakenings that causes what will come
to be including the 'Sinai' experience of revelation. B"H.