Purim Bursts

This book uses the holiday of Purim to seque into the deepest kabbalistic mysteries. For example, an excerpt: "This day is called Purim because its inner service is lots. There is a whole body of teachings about how to cast them. Every spritual practice requires this expertise. In fact it is the limiting factor of religious life...One goes deely inward (and upward) to find a place inside that transcends craving and aversion. Ones love-bond to God gets so deep, one's vision so vast, that the truest (and normally hidden) truth becomes real: Every moment is an opportunity for closeness with God and it is not clear which builds intimacy more, the joy or the pain, the blessing or the curse, Mordechai (the hero) or Haman (the villain). Would there be Purim without Haman? Who do we thank more for this day?"