In what situations does concealment make something more attractive than it would be otherwise?

[Gianni – KabU Instructor]

In what situations does concealment make something more attractive than it would be otherwise?

[Janae Ben-Shabat]

Concealment makes something more attractive precisely when it creates a true lack and therefore builds the Kli. When the Light is revealed openly, the will to receive grabs it automatically and the person remains in self-reception, which actually damages the possibility of equivalence of form and produces “bread of shame.” Concealment, on the other hand, leaves a person with only a trace and an impression—Reshimot—and the Light is then felt as Ohr Makif from the outside: it doesn’t fill, it awakens longing.

[Smith]

If I am selfish and only receiving for my own pleasure, and I am ignorant of the fact that pleasure can be eternal without canceling out upon reaching my vessel, then receiving for myself alone seems more attractive than it actually is.

[Anael]

Because you have to make great effort and desire to find out.

[zoran malinov]

In a situation when you are restricted

[Donna]

When we have true understanding.

[Charles]

My current perspective regarding this question is, basically everything that is in the realm of the will-to-receive would be attractive with the concealment, as it does not have to restrain in receiving it, which is the will to receive in order to receive. But with the will to receive in order to bestow, then self-love is aggravated as it now has to restrain expecting the pleasure for itself.

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