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If everybody is equal then it doesn’t matter if we strife to do good or not in the end everyone is equal and the same anyway?
Hey mrc,
It depends on what scale you are measuring equality. “Doing good” the way you are asking about would refer to being similar to the Creator, and regarding that, each person has the fate of becoming like Him and rejoining the system of one soul. In what order and how fast that happens doesn’t much depend on us. Whoever He awakens though needs to take on that responsibility.
Thanks!
Hello, I posted on social media a quote that i learned from many of Dr.Laitman’s articles, it says, Rav Kook was once asked “ who can study Kabbalah? He answered simply …Anyone who wishes it”
But someone asked, where does he say that?
can someone help me find the exact quote? I tried looking for it but can’t find it.
please and thanks.
Hey mrc,
The only actions that influence the world of cause are the ones that are in line with the program of nature. Certainly if we are working against that program, the program works to bring us towards it again and it’s always a way to awaken us to begin work above our nature and not within it.
Thanks!
Chris
Less of a question and more of an observation. But I’d like to know if I’m on par from a Kabbalistic perspective.
The more I study Kabbalah the less I believe in God from a traditional Judaic/Christian stance. Instead of seeing the creator as something transcendent from “creation”, I’m understanding God to be the very fabric of reality. So the only way God is transcendent or removed from creation is in my own shattered perception. Please correct me if I’m missing something or completely misunderstanding.
Hello good morning
what is most powerful method to share energy?
some thing like “Mem Lamed Hey” but i want better than it.
Hello Igal, I work with some friends of Bnei Baruch who are preparing the Farsi section of Bnei Baruch, and this section requires a lot of efforts. I spend almost 4 or 5 hours in the day to translating texts and articles, as well as the morning lessons of Rav, sometimes more hours, I always try to be in all lessons even morning lesson of Rav, and I sometimes have meetings with these friends and do joint work. Because of this I have lost the feeling of connection with my Ten and I really don’t know if what I am doing is right or not, please guide me
Hey Arian,
Love hearing about the work you’re doing. We will always need help in translation!
Losing the “feeling” of connection will always happen and this is exactly how the Creator “flirts” with us. He wants us to chase Him more and not to chase the “feeling”. We’re learning how to work above our ego, without reward and if we were to have a secure feeling, and confidence that we’re doing everything right, we would have no need for His help.
The best route is always to find a way back to the ten and the recognition that you’ve lost that connection is just part of the method. We will always be losing connection – finding connection – losing connection – finding connection etc. This is how we grow. Find a way for you to bring yourself closer to them. Prepare this inner movement and then follow it with an external one.
Best of luck!
Chris
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