Ask anything about week 5 lesson and materials and get an answer from a senior Kabbalah instructor.

[Julian Edwards- KabU Instructor]

Ask anything about week 5 lesson and materials and get an answer from a senior Kabbalah instructor.

[Ahmed]

Once one passes through the process of correction (one Reshimo), does he pass through it again? How is the passing through each one measured, how does one know how many corrections he has left/how many he has done? Is there an end to correction?

[Gianni – KabU Instructor]

A person has a precise number of desires that he has to correct. The process repeats over each desire. Similar to how we can say that it’s not the same that you had one son, and then another son, each process is unique, though each correction follows the same general blueprint. The hardest is the first spiritual degree because you haven’t been through the process, and before it, you can’t know where you are on the path, other than that you are in a preparation period.

[Enayat]

If each of us has different desires and tendencies, does the Creator’s bestowal change accordingly? How can we balance these differences so that we can build true connections with each other and with the Creator?

[ilse]

Can way say that Plato’s allegory of the cave is what Kabbalah is trying to teach us? As long as we are in the cave,  we see only shadows of Reality ?

[Gianni – KabU Instructor]

We can say that the Greek’s in his time studied with Kabbalists, but they corporealized what they learned and all of philosophy came from this.

[Tamar]

If we’re different people, is the bestowal from the Creator changed? This can influence the connections we may have between us? So, how do we equalize the differences so we can build true connections between us and with the Creator?

[Gianni – KabU Instructor]

The Equivalence of Form is the frequency on which each one connects with the Creator, by being like the Creator. Each one can do this upon whatever they are, their own desire, by rising above it, and going toward connection with others. Everyone has the same chance in this, to reach the Creator.

[Rita]

Thank you for this course. I have a better understanding of the science of Kabbalah and look forward to further studies. I particularly found the live meeting with Julian to be very enlightening. It is remarkable that the questions I had at the beginning of the meeting were all answered thanks to the fellow students.

• This reply was modified hace 7 meses, 1 semana by Gianni - KabU Instructor.

[Gianni – KabU Instructor]

Thanks, Rita. Glad you’re with us.

[JOAN]

For those who are not familiar with the Hebrew language would you suggest making a list or some kind of index system of the most often used Hebrew terminology and the English/individuals first language translations. Does this kind of list already exist with authentic/true to Kabbalah English translations?

[Gianni – KabU Instructor]

Hi Joan,

I don’t think learning Hebrew is central to the first major stages of advancement. Most words that are in Hebrew need to be in Hebrew untranslated. Keter, Hochma, Bina, Zeir Anpin, Malchut, Adam Kadmon, Atzilut, Beria, Yetzira, Assiya it does no good to have some prosaic translation of. If you know Hebrew, in fact, you need to unlearn it so as not to confuse your definitions with terms that you really can’t define until you attain them. But we have a course in Hebrew here at KabU, which gives you the few basics I think you need. For example, there are a handful, such as Ohr (Light), Kli (vessel) – maybe 10-20 terms covered in the course – which are essential, but also you’ll quickly just absorb them being around us.

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