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Goʻd morning. I have not been able to attend attend due to corporeal issues.ihave some questkons . Are there passages i should read that would help me get ‘back in the mindset’ ? Ive deleted the. Link for the SUNDAY Lesson. and is that scheduled for 1 and 2.? I als want too attend the lesson afterwards for members? Thanks very much. I have missed this group oGood morning. I regret to inform you that I have been unable to attend due to health-related issues. I have a few questions. Are there any specific passages I should review to help me regain focus? I seem to have misplaced the link for the Sunday lesson. Could you please confirm if it is scheduled for 1:00 PM and 2:00 PM? Additionally, I am interested in attending the subsequent members-only lesson. Thank you for your assistance. I have genuinely missed this group of dear people and friends. Tthank you so much. Sallly in
Hi Sally, good to see you.
I’m not sure which meeting you mean. If you mean Kabbalah Explained Simply, it’s on our Youtube Channel under Live at 1pm EST and the post-Q&A is here: https://zoom.us/j/93373603132. (This one does change every 5 weeks)
This is for Sunday Meeting with Friends at 6:30 pm EST: https://zoom.us/j/95111162408
Not at all. In theory, it could even help. I’m convinced that I have no bad in me. Everyone is like that. Playing a role, I need to find something like that in me. I could learn something about my nature, that actually I have all the characters in the whole world, including all the “bad ones.” Of course, to really clothe into them would be to understand that each one, however evil seeming, actually JUSTIFIES himself 1000%, believes himself to be righteous.
Hello, thank you for these wonderful teachings!
I have a question about how Kabbalah approaches the body, specifically, the body’s inherent intelligence and wisdom. As someone who spends a lot of time living in her head, I’ve come to discover embodiment as a profound tool for presence and attunement to the body’s cues. I’m also currently studying mind-body approaches to healing developmental trauma.
My question is this: Does Kabbalah offer teachings or practices that directly address the body as a source of knowing? And/or does Kabbalah work with the body as a vehicle for healing trauma? Thanks again! Mona
Hi Mona,
All that could be of value, like eating healthy, getting exercise, getting good sleep, and going to the doctor when one is sick, getting a good education, and so on. It all belongs not to the spiritual plane but to our world. There are known, unknown, and somewhat known laws in our world. But all of it, however important and valuable, is below what Kabbalah deals with. All of that takes place within and according to the property of the created being, that is in the property of the Will to Receive, and Kabbalah deals with what is above it: the property of Bestowal, which is the Creator’s quality.
why do I find it very difficult to ask for help from people, not until I have tried so many means on my own before? Is it part of the ego’s tricks or some kind of pride that I want to do it on my own,
The Shattering of the Soul of Adam HaRishon made each of us come to a feeling of independence from the parts of one’s own soul, on which I’m nevertheless completely dependent on. So, an extraordinary amount of effort is spent just escaping any feeling of interdependence. Of course, we have to try to go against the Shattering, and, in the ten, try to come to the feeling of spiritual interdependence. Then we open up the truth, that we were always connected, in one system, as in one body.
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