Living in the Divine Space, by Rabbi Yitzchak Ginsburgh

The Creator placed us in the universe, where He hid His presence in order to "play hide and seek with us." In pursuing this search, we, so to speak, give Him joy and fulfill His will, because it is for this that He created our world. The search for Him is inherent in our very essence, therefore, the most intimate desire of man is the ability to discover the presence of the Most High in his life, and this is also His will.

The Torah reveals to us the path that is the Almighty Himself, the Torah, this is the"place" where you need to look for Him. If we want to reveal and feel the constant presence of Gd in the world, we should delve into meditation, reflecting on those commandments of the Torah that are beyond the limits of time and space, that is, they can be performed anywhere and at any time.

For this reason, the basic form of Jewish meditation is based on the six constantly fulfilled commandments of the Torah, as revealed in this book.