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Kabbalah is a science that describes reality. In my opinion, Kabbalah described quantum science concepts at least hundreds of years before it was proven to be true. When unobserved, particles become light waves, but if they are observed again, they reconstitute back into the form of matter they were at the start. I can’t describe exactly how they are similar at this point, it seems self evident, I’ll continue to consider it.
God is altruistic. People are egoistic, and we don’t need to try to struggle against that. Instead we receive and add the altruistic intention of receiving to bestow. This makes us more like our Creator. Kabbalah can help us become more like God, so that at some point our souls will experience bliss by becoming one with nature, while at the same time retaining our individuality and uniqueness.
Life is like a movie projector, God is the light bulb, our bodies, egos, and five senses are like the film, and the movie is our experience. What we experience depends on what is inside us (on the film), the more we struggle to control our experience (the movie) instead of ourselves, the more we suffer.
Suffering is very bad all over the world, and Kabbalah has been made available to everyone now because humanity is facing a number of potentially fatal threats. Kabbalah can make the world a better place by encouraging people to be altruistic. You can keep your own religion and still study and benefit from Kabbalah.
I have gained a deeper understanding that the forces in the world are all part of the corrections needed for the collective soul. It is all part of the Creator’s Plan and while there is suffering found in the world, I can see the suffering leads to desire for correction within us if we have moved through the different stages of development.
My deeper understanding is that “to be quiet before I say anything.” This means that for any insult or harmful comment directed at me, I have learned to assess who is making the hurtful comment in terms of what my response will be. Therefore, I understand that no response is necessary. In a very small way, my response in terms of bestowing (and this is a very small example), will be to sincerely smile back, sincerely from my heart and soul. There is not any sense in getting offended. However, maintaining the peace and extending that feeling of peace to others is more important than to “fight” back.
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