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- January 21, 2021 at 3:51 pm EST #37697

Tony Kosinec- KabU InstructorModeratorAsk anything about week 3 lesson and materials and get an answer from a senior Kabbalah instructor.
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- January 23, 2022 at 12:31 pm EST #223271
JosephPartícipeHi Seth, as related to Niki’s question on the middle line, your response, and concept of prayer; would the left line be our self judgement? The right line our asking Creator to change our perception to better understand Him? The middle line the desire corrected as reforming light engages?
- January 23, 2022 at 11:46 pm EST #223340
Seth – KabU InstructorModeratorJoseph,
Yes, you can say that.
Well done.
Seth@KabU
- January 23, 2022 at 8:51 am EST #223261
Innocent MushiyaPartícipe“Slowly, the person’s sensation changes, and the desire to receive personal satisfaction wanes.”
What kind or type of personal satisfaction?
- January 23, 2022 at 11:44 pm EST #223338
Seth – KabU InstructorModeratorInnocent Mushiya,
We are animals, like all of the animals and we have desires for animal things like all animals.
Additionally, humans have a desire to acquire at the expense of others. Our entire human development is based around this and the more advanced a person is, the more developed this desire to use others is, the more cunning it is.We are in a field of endless light, however we are perceiving tiny sparks of fulfillment.
We are standing before an ocean and we have only a thimble with which to take.
The reason as we learned is that we are receiving into our corporeal vessels.
By developing spiritual vessels, which connect us in an integral way to all of reality, each one bestows on the others and by that we feel satisfaction on a whole other level.
Seth@KabU
- January 22, 2022 at 6:50 pm EST #223173
CarlosPartícipeHow about the Siddur used in the Jewish tradition which Kabbalah refers or relates in its texts? How should we approach these type of books? I heard some saying these books contain very ancient tradition and Kabbalistic ideas and concepts. Is this so? What we can and should use? Are we going to explore this content in the future?
Appreciate any comments about. Thanks.
- January 23, 2022 at 11:40 pm EST #223337
Seth – KabU InstructorModeratorCarlos,
The prayers in the siddur were composed by kabbalists only.
There are 1000s of books that a person could study and each one can open all of reality if one knows how to approach it.
We are a special generation. If you came to a person who was alive 200 years ago, they would think you were some angel or mystic with your phone and your internet and your understanding of life and what you know of cells from microscopes and galaxies from telescopes…
We perceive the world in a totally different way than the previous generations, due to the development of our desire and this greater desire is also much more coarse.
The earlier souls were much more pure but received smaller lights, we are much more coarse and will receive much greater lights. This is called the inverse relation between light and kli and we will study it together in the future.
You can read any texts that suit you, as a person should study where his heart is.
If you want to study the wisdom of kabbalah in a practical way, then work with the materials in this course. By this you will develop your spiritual perception and you will be able to open even the bible and understand that it is all only talking about you and the Creator.
Seth@KabU
- November 22, 2021 at 1:21 am EST #189905
Tiago CasellatoPartícipeIt was clear to me that to reach Lishma state we have to change the desire to receive for ourselves, either spiritually or corporeally, in order to bestow. It seems that Lishma state will probably be attained at an old age, because it’s much harder for a young, middle-aged person to renounce the corporeal desire to receive for oneself than an old person who already experienced “almost everything” in the physical world. Isn’t that right?
- November 22, 2021 at 10:22 am EST #189999
Seth – KabU InstructorModeratorTiago,
You are right that it takes time, but not exactly as you said.
We are not looking to renounce our corporeal desires.
Kabbalah means to receive. We want to understand, why do I always feel bad and empty?!
We receive money, sex, family, honor, but we always return to emptiness.
This wisdom guides us to live in this world as we must and to build a new perception, a new whole, eternal reality.
You are correct that our body will not agree to this work. That is true and that remains. The body protests and it is correct.
The body says, I was created in order to enjoy, so I must enjoy.
And the body is correct.
So we have been given the awakening of our point in the heart.
And we know from nature that the small one gets pleasure from serving the big one. Like we would be happy to carry the bag of a famous person.
So, when the Creator becomes great in our eyes, it is a great pleasure to do everything for Him.
So He bestows to the vessel and the vessel bestows to Him and the vessel is in eternal fulfillment and adhesion.Seth@KabU
- November 20, 2021 at 9:17 am EST #189546
BENPartícipeour goal is ultimately adhesion with the Creator. does this mean that adjusting the masach is getting less of the desire for reception of the pleasure for ourselves and making it into bestowal? bestowal to the Creator? how about bestowal to our friends ? i still receive pleasure when i do this as i feel good.
- November 22, 2021 at 10:00 am EST #189991
Seth – KabU InstructorModeratorbeth,
The masach means that the vessel only permits as much light to enter as it can use in order to bestow.
You can bestow while eating lunch or when doing something for the friends.
Seth@KabU
- November 16, 2021 at 5:51 am EST #188427
BENPartícipekabbalistic praying is asking for the Creator to change our perception. For example someone you love dies, does this mean that everything is still goodness from above? how can we change our perspective on death? that it is actually rebirth? or its because of cause and effect on the part of the person who died?
- November 22, 2021 at 10:07 am EST #189993
Seth – KabU InstructorModeratorbeth,
When someone close to us passes, it is very emotional.
If we were 500 years old, we would still feel emotions, but we would have seen that everyone we knows that is born also dies and we would understand this progression of time.
As we study the wisdom of kabbalah we start to hear about a different reality that exists above time and space.
There, life is eternal.
When that high root extends down to its corporeal branch in this world, here it turns through incarnations as it ripens.
In spirituality, there is singularity. In the material world, that unity is stretched out over a timeline.
You can say that spirituality is round, everything is there all at once. Corporeality is like a line, one thing after the next.
Seth@KabU
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