Vika Krieger

And then, like, of course, like, I went to that intellectual place.

I'm like, what does that mean, everything is one?

Does that mean that we're, like, literally connected?

Like, glue?

Like, is it something flows through all of us?

And so, like, there is, like, a way in which you can grapple with that intellectually.

But for me, once I sort of moved past

that intellectual piece of it, there is a felt experience of it.

If we are all part of, like, one entity that is God, we always all belong.

And there is just this, like, beautiful sense of peace for me that just kind of, like, descends on my body when I'm feeling kind of on the outs or sort of, you know, not belonging, this sense of, like...

Oh, we're all part of this.

Like we're all in this together.

All the sort of distinctions kind of fall apart.

That's like one way in which I definitely like experience God is when I allow myself to relax into that awareness.

Yeah.

That's kind of how I experience it.

Totally.

Yeah.

And it's so core in the Jewish teachings, or at least in like the mystical spiritual teachings that like I've really gravitated towards.

It's funny because people ask me, where do you encounter God most in the world?