The force that created us, the will to bestow, will always be above the force of reception until Gmar HaTikkun, which even then, whichever force begets another, you could say will always be above it  since it’s eternally a consequence of that “parent” force.

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This is a big topic but it’s a quality of the Creator here that we want to be similar to. It’s not the same humble you’re thinking of now.

Also depends on the environment here, which setting you are in.

If you are with the friends you study Kabblah with, you should always only show love.

Family and friends…I’m not sure? Seems like that would be the same answer, but the love there would just mean to make everyone feel good in their ego, where if you are with friends who want to reveal that it’s the Creator’s love we use to bind us together and discovering that reveals that we are all one and there cannot be any other attitude towards one another, a binding force of love that flows between us.

Those are two different connections.

Eventually this will be the entire world united under this blanket of love.

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I’m not sure about the “serious” topic here. Can you show me what you’re referring to when you talk about seriousness?

Hey mrc,

I hope you don’t confuse serious with unhappy or unjoyful. One one hand a person can have the upmost seriousness to his work with the Creator and the friends, but the joy is with him and the Creator and maybe even showing it outwardly would cause harm at that time. These are all just states that need to be judged according to the mood or the place. I hope I’m answering this as you asked, but a person also shouldn’t show what the Rabash calls, “frivolity”. This means, expressing disrespect or an uninterested attitude towards the work to others in society. This will truly cause harm for everyone.

That’s exactly why it’s called “work” in Kabbalah.

There are many many details and differences in states here. It goes deeper than you could imagine but it’s the whole purpose of our freedom of choice and the method that we received to implement it.

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