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[Gil]

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[mrc s]

Is judging favorably means thinking others are godly and true even already reach infinite happiness?

[Chris – KabU Instructor]

Hey mrc,

Not that “others” are godly, but this is how the Creator is relating to you – through them. The only thing that needs correction in your reality is you.

Chris

[mrc s]

Is Rabbi Shimon Bar Yochai more important than Moses and The Zohar than Torah?

[Chris – KabU Instructor]

It’s hard to put them on a scale of importance since it’s all one system, but if you look at it as “what’s more relevant for our times” you could say Rashbi was more important for us.

Chris

[mrc s]

Is the outer kelim is like an amputated parts of the body that we need to rejoin, then the outer kelim is indeed outside of us that we need only to rejoin?

[Chris – KabU Instructor]

Hey mrc,

Yeah, you could say something like that. Something about what is “shattered” becoming “whole” – our perception of others.

Chris

[mrc s]

Is self love not good?

[Chris – KabU Instructor]

If our values of good and bad are: good = close to the Creator and bad = distance from the Creator, then we can say that self-love is bad since it separates us from Him.

Chris

[mrc s]

If others are inside me do we still have to judge “others” (inside me) favorably, and if we perceive negativity in them we should attribute it to “me inside me”?

[Chris – KabU Instructor]

They will always be something “outside” of you that you are perceiving “inside” until you make the corrections to bring what’s outside to the inside – make them yours. Whether it’s positive or negative, currently, it’s always within the ego. The goal is to relate to them above the ego.

Chris

[mrc s]

We advised should judge others favorably, so is it like if we perceive others offend us or lying or negative we should think that it is not, what if if they are isn’t that mean we are false?

[Chris – KabU Instructor]

Hey mrc,

We can get into a lot of confusion discussing perception of reality. Ultimately, we should always try and “pop out” of the natural tendency of looking at things and move to adopt the perception of, “None else besides Him” and “If I’m not for me, then who?”. At the beginning of the day, I must go and do what I feel I need to do and make decisions how I would make them. At the end of the day, look back at it as the Creator directing me. We can’t fool ourselves into falsely feeling we don’t have any free choice if we don’t actually feel where it is or where it isn’t. We are gradually acquiring a new perception, a correct perception and this is continuous until the end of correction. The tendency should always be to aim for what I wrote above and any corrections/adjustments that need to be made, you will know what they are and if you stay on the path, you’ll know how to ask for them.

Thanks,

Chris

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