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[Gianni – KabU Instructor]

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[Rose]

<p style=”text-align: left;”>Hello Gianni, I remember hearing somewhere in Kabbalah studies that we “should fake it until you make it.” It was said in context of having not yet achieved the next state. I don’t know how to fake it before the Creator. I can’t imagine being insincere would bring pleasure to Him. Is my assessment solely based on pride?</p>

[Gianni – KabU Instructor]

I wouldn’t use that phrase. We need to “play the state” of the Upper Degree. We need to learn what the Upper Degree entails and try to do those things. I simply can’t enter until I’m already like the degree, and the Light will not make me similar to that degree unless I am demonstrating my yearning to be like it.

[Prescilia Javnyuy]

Hi Giani, please does the Kabalah say any thing about the red sea that was path into two for the children to cross on dry ground. Can that be explained by the fact that despite all what we go through only the creator’s plan for us will triumph?

[Gianni – KabU Instructor]

Hi Prescilla,

You’re right that despite all that we go through the Creator’s plan will triumph, as all that we go through helps inch us more towards the goal of His plan. However, that has nothing to do with the parting of the Red Sea.

[NAT]

To help visualize would it be correct to state that there are 5 worlds within in each of the 5 phases of creation (AKABYA) that can be imagined as 5 partzuf sets with tree of life structure?

[Gianni – KabU Instructor]

There are 5 worlds, with 5 Partzufim in each one.

[Maika]

Hi Gianni Thanks for this video I am asking myself if this spiritual world is in reality another world or is it an underlying field or structure that is ruling our world? Are these 2 worlds separated or one and the same thing? How are they related?

[Gianni – KabU Instructor]

We’re actually in the spiritual world but we have such senses through which we see it as we do. So, it doesn’t appear as a beautiful, perfect, infinite reality of all good and no bad; rather one who is realistic sees exactly the opposite.

[Adam Murray]

I suppose my only question is old an cliche, but I don’t understand the paradox or mystery of free will and determinism. Looking at a newborn baby is probably helpful, ey? Lol.

[Gianni – KabU Instructor]

I may not think I have free will, but no matter what anyone says, I still behave as though I do. Because if one feels how in every thought, desire and movement he is being operated by a force that wants bad for him (the ego), then he would search for a way to stop following these dictates. Baal HaSulam explains free choice in the article, The Freedom https://kabbalahmedia.info/sources/4AtF9tGS

[Anayo Nzute]

HELLO GAINNI

if everything happens backward from the thoughts of creations which is to do good to the created being. does that mean that what is written in  Genesis 1:27, which reads: “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him; male and female created he them.” that we have not yet achieve this state and will it be right to say that everything we are going through is leading us towards becoming like him.

[Gianni – KabU Instructor]

That’s exactly right!

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