<p style=”text-align: left;”>Hey Simonetta,</p>
Nope, nothing of the sort. Correcting our intention happens only by the light that reforms. Anyone who is studying the authentic wisdom of Kabbalah only wants to correct their intention to be similar to the Creator – from in order to receive to in order to bestow. No physical actions in this world will help draw that light of correction and change us from within, the only thing that matters is a person’s desire for correction. The more a person wants it, the more the force of correction can act on them.

What happened is throughout the years of concealment of the wisdom, the ego was satisfied by making all kinds of physical actions, even reading of prayers without any underatanding or awareness that the internality, actually, is what needs correction and not settle for some action with my arms and legs, or even mouth and by that feel like I’ve come closer to bestowal. Usually a person isn’t thinking about how they can exit themselves, not think about their own well-being. Usually a person is thinking about the benefit of the action according to their ego.

This is what separates the wisdom of Kabbalah from any other method. Hope that helps!

Chris

Thank you so much Chris. This is the reason why I know that I’ve made the right decision by becoming a member of KABU. So much misinformation out there on other platform.

Hi Steve,

Although there are many Kabbalistic texts written  throughout history, we don’t usually consider them for modern study since they were written for prior generations that had much smaller desires to receive.

As a result it is difficult for people born today to grasp them. And it is generally considered a longer path compared to studying of more recent writings such as Baal HaSulam and Rabash.

Joseph – KabU

Thank you Joseph

Hi Todd,

The list of Hebrew words required for advanced study becomes clear when a person begins learning about the structure of creation.

These lists exists in such texts as Kabbalah For The Student, The Preface to the Wisdom of Kabbalah, and The Study of The Ten Sefirot.

Joseph – KabU

Hey Todd,
Yes. Pretty much. Nice.
But this is normal. We have to go through these natural stages and explore all the options. The ego must do this. It’ll pass!
Chris

Hey Todd,
I’m not sure what you mean “change the past” – what like if I got a D on my test I can change that to an A? Or, how I perceived/didn’t perceive the Creator in the past and behaved as if there was no single force governing all of reality was something I now see was incorrect. This would be “changing” the past, since really, the past only exists within us, within the present and we’re always only changing our perception of the present, which includes previous impressions.
Thanks!

Hey Jennifer,
It’s hard to depict in my head what you’re describing but this is how we typically see it.
Keter
Bina Hochma
Gvura Hesed
Tiferet
Hod Nezach
Yesod
Malchut