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Dear Julian, When you say everything is outside of ourselves. I don’t completely understand that. I thought we need to make a balance between the spiritual world (bestowal) and the world here (ego) and that it goes a bit together and that is also grow together. I heard a few times that when you do kabbalah your ego grows with it. So with that i understood that you need to be with two legs on the ground and not really search it outside of ourselves. But maybe i understand it wrong?
We have very solid reasons to be confused here, but the real you is outside (what you currently believe to be) you. Your own qualities exist there projected before you as a whole world (and the entire universe). Precisely the Shattering is the source of the feeling that I’m independent of everything around me, and that they don’t belong to me. There’s another perception of reality where I feel every particle in the universe as I feel my own biological body now.
I’m feeling a little let down on exactly how to connect to a group of 10. It is impossible at this time to travel to any type of conference or retreat. Do you help with any other types of connecting with such a group?????
Hi Jj. That makes sense because you haven’t yet been given the opportunity to realize the work in the ten, which you’re learning about only in theory for now. In the Grad program you will get a 10, and there is this retreat if you would like to attend. https://retreat.kabbalah.info/
The Masach is more like skin, without which you can’t exist. Our skin is our most complex organ. According to precise calculations it must filter in only good and guard against all else. The Masach is the intention for the sake of others and the Creator together. It consists of Aviut (coarseness) and Kashiut (hardness). But there’s a lot more scrutiny to be done about where and how it arises. Because forming the Masach is what the whole path is about. With the Masach one can already explore the Upper Worlds.
I learned a lot, definitely about the importance of the group and about switching from the left to the right line.
What is not quite clear is when and where the screen (masach) comes in. I assume it is part of the middle line, the interface between reception and bestowal, ascending when the desires become purer along the way?
Or like the intersection of an hourglass (above-below distinction) ?
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