Dive into inquiries regarding the week 3 lesson and materials, receiving elucidation from a proficient Kabbalah guide.

[Julian Edwards- KabU Instructor]

Dive into inquiries regarding the week 3 lesson and materials, receiving elucidation from a proficient Kabbalah guide.

[Lucy]

My question is,  if you join a kabbalistic group  should that be your only focus of connect and that other groups at work or families are irrelevant?

[Gianni – KabU Instructor]

Hi Lucy,

You connect with everyone you need to – family, of course; possibly co-workers, neighbors as much as is normal and necessary. But where you can make a spiritual connection is specifically in the Kabbalistic group, with people that you don’t know in any other context.

[Lorie]

Hi Giani,

I have difficulties to grasp the notion of “partsuf” and its two parts ‘GE” an “AHP”. The way they are related and so on. Can you direct me to some readings and/or videos?

Thank you much!

[Gianni – KabU Instructor]

Hi Lorie,

It can’t be understood but needs to be felt. If you want to learn more about the Partzuf, there is a course here called Blueprint of Creation.

[JOAN]

 

How are the graduate groups chosen and are these the groups of 10?

[Gianni – KabU Instructor]

Hi Joan,

The graduate group is considered a group, but within it, when you begin the Young Group, you’re placed in a focus group of 10. These are more or less random, and remain the duration of the Young Group series of lessons. The important thing is that it’s a group of friends on the same spiritual path, implementing what they learn in the Young Group.

[Pradeep]

I do not understand what egoistic conflicts would arise in a Kabbalistic group meeting virtually not connected by any materialistic needs, with a common goal of spiritual growth.

What are the activities that the Kabbilistic group do that involve activating egoistic desires?

[Gianni – KabU Instructor]

We a person tries to connect, it’s exactly against the only thing in reality that is broken, the connection between us. There is nothing else to correct. That’s where the Creator is hidden. And that’s against our broken nature.

[Koriander]

in the group regarding my ego we will also still meet the ego’s of the others no? How do we keep this safe for one and another???

[Gianni – KabU Instructor]

Hi Koriander,

It’s like playing baseball, for example. Even if you play with someone eight feet tall, 500 lbs, with a wild temper and a history of beating people up, they pose no threat, no matter how bad you beat them – because there are clearly defined rules and they get ejected if they violate them. All that height and strength doesn’t help them or imperil you whatsoever. Here, there is a fence and a field in which the ego doesn’t get to play. You’ll see how the rules and the environment create a space for everyone to advance at no risk. Of course Kabbalists were experts in the ego and thought of how to do it.

[Akosua Marie]

How does belonging to a Kabbalah group differ from belonging to a Catholic or protestant church? These are groups as well and they also have groups within the group where people work and learn together.

[Gianni – KabU Instructor]

Hi Akosua,

You’ll have to see. It’s similar only in the most superficial and irrelevant ways, though I understand why for now those are precisely the reasons the comparison seems relevant. But if we made a Venn Diagram there would be nothing relevant in the center.

The question is are you gathering to follow the path and method of Baal HaSulam, the ways by which to climb the spiritual degrees. And then we need to learn what are those degrees and why specifically in a group one has to work toward them if he wishes to reveal the Creator while he’s still alive in this world.

[Autor(a)]

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