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    Gil
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    • #332337
      mrc s
      Participant

      Does studying Kabbalah make me more capable to do good or harder?

      • #332361

        Once a person starts studying, they don’t really know what they’re studying. The definition of “good” begins to change, and once you realize what good actually is you realize how distant you are from it and ultimately how incapable you are doing any good whatsoever.

    • #332336
      mrc s
      Participant

      Does kabbalah make me lose interest in corporeality or more desire for them than before?

      • #332360

        Typically yes, but along the path more desires will awaken in order to reveal greater desire which we will need to overcome.

    • #332334
      mrc s
      Participant

      Does the language of the branches include states of mind or only corporeal names?

    • #332333
      mrc s
      Participant

      What is the purpose of suffering?

    • #332332
      mrc s
      Participant

      What is the purpose of evil?

      • #332357

        There is no objective evil, rather the recognition of our corruption shows us the opposite of the Creator and this is what is called evil. The Creator only does good, it’s our disconnection from that which shows us a different reality.

    • #332331
      mrc s
      Participant

      Is the recognition of evil means that we are more evil than before ( short of regressing) and harder to do good?

      • #332355

        The recognition of evil is just as it sounds, it shows us what we have as our nature whereas before it was concealed from us which soon prompts us to ask for correction. Before recognition of evil, there’s as if no correction to ask for.

         

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