B\"H Rabbi, I\'ve watched a lot of your shiurim and noticed you don\'t seem to mention Ruach HaKodesh. I had a miraculous experience that conferred Ruach HaKodesh on me a couple years ago and now I\'m striving to be as frum as possible. After a year I was told to move across the world and start studying at a certain library every day; a month later, I was told to approach a stranger and strike up a conversation. I had met many women in that first year, some of whom threw themselves at me (as if the sitra achra was testing me), and the answer to \"Is this my soulmate?\" was always a resounding \"No!\" But this woman I was told to talk to, the entire universe conspired to push us together, and when I asked \"Is this my soulmate?\" the answer was \"YES.\" That answer hasn\'t changed this entire past year. However, she is not Jewish and is refreshingly honest about Judaism being too difficult and the life of a ger toshav being less dangerous. She\'s 100% committed to raising my children Jewish and participating where her participation is required, she just doesn\'t want to be liable for breaking the 613 mitzvot. Ruach HaKodesh insists that she\'s not supposed to convert as I had originally assumed, that she\'s supposed to remain as she is. In your videos you say there are righteous gentiles in Gan Eden Tachton, so why is marrying a ger toshav punishable by karet if it\'s my besherte? Why would Ruach HaKodesh try to ruin my life by misinforming me who to marry? Is it all cruel test to see whether I will trust the Rambam or HaShem more? Or a test to see whether I can find a legal loophole, maybe a loophole that only applies during Atchalta De\'Geulah? Surely you must have seen things that did not conform to the words of the Rambam; would you still obey your local Rav if you knew he was wrong and he was telling you you couldn\'t marry the wife you knew you were supposed to marry? Isn\'t a commandment directly from HaShem also called a commandment (even if it\'s not one of the 613)?