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No, no – do whatever you want with romantic love. That’s nothing more than what birds do when the male dances in front of the female. It’s on the animate level. Kabbalah deals with higher things.
That said, Kabbalists always tried to be married so that the animate body of ours is taken care of and doesn’t bother us about that.
Just to support and not be against. They don’t need to study or be actively interested in it.
Look, I married someone who studied with us, and moreover I actively checked with others to ensure she was solidly a part of it. But that’s not required and may not even be possible for everyone. The standard is what I said: supportive and not against because this is my soul and you can take anything else from me but not this.
Hello! Yesterday’s KES was awesome! I just wanted to check if I understood the idea well… According to what I understood, the meaning of the binding of Isaac is that we cannot really “kill” our ego directly (Isaac), but there are aspects of our desires and the ego that are “killable” (the ram they sacrificed instead) because of their animal/corporeal nature. Did I get it well? The masach is the one who gives us the ability to scrutinize those, right?
Hello! I would like to know what my work should be when not in the group. What is my individual work to climb the ladder?
Hi! I would like to know what kabbalah says about the part of the bibble that has to do with Jesus (the new testament) Thank you in advance 😀
Here is a blog about this from Dr. Michael Laitman:
A question I received: The information you present to the world is fascinating. Everyone in my family is Orthodox Christian, and I’ve read the Bible and the New Testament since childhood. My question is: Where is Jesus Christ in your science? This worries me most of all, and is the only thing about your method that raises a concern.
My Answer: He’s absent, because I only base my teaching on the three main Kabbalists: Rashbi (The Book of Zohar), the Ari, and Baal HaSulam (view his available works in English). Just like any other science, Kabbalah bears no relation to any religion. It is the physics of forces that are perceived and examined through our sixth sense – the corrected desire.
In contrast, religion speaks about carrying out certain actions and rituals in our world, rather than correcting one’s egoism by means of the Upper Light. However, all religions want this action attributed to them.
Are we speaking only hypothetically?
Hypothetically, what was in the past, before Kabbalah, we don’t consider, and I need to work toward the society as if toward the Creator. All people regardless of their past will need to correct their souls and attain the Creator.
Of course, in practice, we always take the student’s feelings into careful account. It’s essential that each friend feels a sense of safety and trust within their spiritual environment.
The scenario you’ve described would be considered extremely serious and not something to treat lightly, and would require thoughtful and deliberate attention.
If this is a real situation you’re facing, then—for the sake of both your spiritual development and your personal sense of safety—please reach out to your instructors directly. Together, we will consider the appropriate steps to take and ensure you’re fully supported.
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