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Hi Seth. I apollogize I´v fallen behind by a week. Hope you will answer my question anyway.
Is it so, that when I enjoy something, like a meal or a walk in nature, I can “channel” that feeling of joy or satisfaction back to the Creator, by focusing on my intention that I wish for him to feel joy too?
And what about my feeling of gratitude of my own joyfull experience of the Creation. Does gratefullness have any impact on the Creator and the Surrounding Light?
Thank you so much for all your work!
Rune,
You are on the right track.
The will to receive pleasure will always remain, that is the nature of creation, that is what the Creator created.
What will change is the intention from receiving in order to receive that will be inverted to receiving in order to bestow.
Yes, a prayer is either a deficiency for the Light to fill or gratitude.
Seth@KabU
So in developing the screen and correcting our egoistic desires, you could say we become a screen for humanity.. for as a gardener is the screen for the desires of a garden of beautiful flowers, so does one become for humanity, to help in the final stage of evolution for The Creators sake..
monk3y barz,
I don’t really understand your example but it sounds good. The kabbalists are a transition phase between the Creator and creation. Through these spiritual actions of building the screen (which is also all done by the Creator…as a response to our development) and a process called tzimtzum, masach and or hozer, we then pass on the Creator’s light to humanity in a pleasant way. All of the power in a hurricane in a heat wave, that is all we can say as if it is surrounding light that waits outside pushing humanity and we through our good connections work with that light that is pressuring us and we process it and pass it on to humanity. That is our role to be the pipeline between the Creator creation. All of that light passes through us for the sake of humanity.
Seth@KabU
monk3y barz,
Our egoistic desires aren’t going anywhere. You got a special package deal from the Creator. He wants you to feel all of eternity so count on that ego growing. On top of that we are going to learn how to build an intention to bestow. In that we can be similar to Him who is 100% bestowing and by this we get to a degree called receiving in order to bestow. This is called the correction of creation. Then, we will get to the purpose of creation, which is to enjoy all of reality 🙂
Seth@KabU
Dear instructor,
1. Malchut is the phase that the human being has reached a spiritual insight?
( Because before:, alef, Beth, daled is only filling the kli for own concern? Could you say that these seferot show the animalistic phase?)Do I mix up?2.I wonder how to find out that the intention I’ve got is not really a manipulation of my ego. Though I ofcourse I like to be in a phase of a will to receive .
3. Ohr Hasidim? Is there an example? What I’ve seen of religious  Hasidim; The feeling is really important.
4.Is there a difference between the name Ahavaya and Adonai ?
Looking forward….
Bonnie,
1. Malchut is the full desire to receive. There is no human until that will to receive goes through many many corrections upon that will to receive. Malchut comes at the end of the 4 phases of direct light. There are many other operations after that.2. We are 100% will to receive. Our egos will trick us every time. Don’t worry about that. He is doing his job. This is what the Creator made. The Creator made the 100% will to receive. Why? Because He wants you to enjoy everything. If you only have a small desire, you can only enjoy a little, but He wants you to enjoy everything, so He develops Malchut of Ein Sof to enjoy everything. However, we have a problem! We cannot enjoy endlessly in our will to receive. So what can we do?
For this we have to make corrections. We will learn about this soon.3. The direct light from the Creator, the light of fulfillment is called Ohr Hochma. After we make corrections and receive only with the intention to bestow, we reflect back to the Creator Ohr Hasadim.
4. We refer to the four letters Yud-Hey-Vav-Hey as Havaya. In the Jewish prayer book during prayers they often say Adonai for the four letter name.
Seth@KabU
If I can dedicate all my intentions to satisfy God, I will become His part. Is this conclusion correct?
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