Peace in the Unknown | 23-25 November 2025
Peace in the Unknown was a beautiful journey of learning how to be at peace while facing one of the greatest human fears—the fear of the unknown.
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Fear of the unkown is the oldest and strongest kind of fear in man. But what if life’s greatest gifts and moments are hidden behind the doors you fear to open? The unknown asks only one thing of you: TRUST.
The Unknown = The Hidden Face of God (Hester Panim)
Kabbalah teaches that when life feels uncertain, it reflects Hester Panim, the “hidden face” of God. It implies that Divine light is concealed so that you develop inner strength and learn to trust.
In Jewish Kabbalah, uncertainty is not a flaw in creation — it is an intentional spiritual design. When the Light is hidden, you are being invited to find it inside yourself.
The unknown is not darkness — it is unfinished light.
Wait for the unknown with Hope.
When faced with what you don't know, cling to what you know.
The Bird Who Would Not Fly
A baby bird perched on the edge of its nest, too afraid to fly into the vast sky. It imagined storms, predators, and endless falling.
One morning, the wind whispered, “Trust your wings and take your flight." Trusting the wind for a moment, the little bird leapt into the sky.
For the first time she drifted and swirled across the sky enjoying the soft sweep of freedom beneath her wings. With every glide she was finally freed from her fears!
Sometimes the unknown is just the unfamiliar waiting to be found.
“To celebrate is to know that you are created by God, that you are doing His work, and that a great deal is still unknown to us. Yes, we celebrate the unknown, the part of our journey that still awaits us. Laws of the Spirit World, by Khorshed Bhavnagri
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