Para desenvolver  o sexto-sentido, temos que trilhar o caminho do autoconhecimento, muito estudo individual e em grupo?  Podemos nos desenvolver solitários ou o caminho é sempre recomendado em grupo?

Hi Seth, thanks for answering our questions!  I’ve been reflecting a lot on my relationship to the ego. Through the additional material with Asaf and Gil, I’ve come to understand more clearly that, in some way, it’s about using the ego. I can’t simply “skip over” it or fight against it. But what if the point in the heart has already grown to the extent that there is a soul (Ruach, Neshama)? Is the ego still the driving force even then? I also find myself stuck with the concept of the Masach. Simply saying “I receive, but not for myself” feels like a kind of trick like a spirtual bypass. Even in that case, I am creating the Masach because I want something—namely, spiritual progress. Do devotion and humility actually play a role here? Maybe you can help me clarify a bit the role of the ego and how it is placed in relation to the soul.

Thank you for great explanation and drawings. I am a visual learner and illustrations make it easier to recall. Re watching  videos, make lessons stick

Seth, your response to Dana in terms of whatever we have, whatever qualities we have, whatever each and everyone of us has, is all perfect, predetermined. When I pray, I do thank Hashem for blessing me with loving and wise parents, older sister and little brother. At the age of 15, the life I knew was gone forever. Many times along the way, I have looked back at my life many times and I have wondered, “what if” this or that had not happened? Where would I have been? What would my life have looked like? I talk to myself a lot and I have imagined that if a “magician” would come up to me and tell me that I could enter a world of magic and go back in time to prevent that terrible accident, would I? My response to myself has been a “no,” because without understanding or even knowing about Kabbalah, my reasoning has been that everything that has happened in my life was for a reason; all the suffering and all the egoism. I have watched Tony’s video four times. I drew on a notebook that I have been keeping to take notes and I drew what he drew. His explanations followed with the illustrations has opened my eyes. I believe I understand Phases 1 through 3. I have followed the videos and the readings. However, my understanding was sketchy, bits and pieces. I believe I understand so much only as of today, the fourth time of watching Tony’s video and illustrations; drawing them in my notebook, making my own notes on the side. However, here I am and I do not know how to reach Malhut, see through the screen, perceive outside the box. What I do know is that through your teachings, my vessel will one day join the other vessels and together join other vessels and so on so that we can pursue the Thoughts of Creation and not the actions of the creature. I believe I have learned much today. However, I still live in the world of egoism awaiting to learn to cross the barrier.

Friends, I´ve been puzzled with the question whether,(although being the end aim), do we

have to become the thought of Creation, or it just suffices being his conscious creatures.

“At the end of the journey, you can become a Kabbalist, able to live both in this world and the spiritual world at the same time.” Is it possible to become a Kabbalist in this life time – to live both in this world and the spiritual world at the same time – or is this sentence describing what is going to happen “in the end” when the vessel becomes like the Creator? Thank you