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    Gil
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    • #304420
      mrc s
      Participant

      If I must consider myself more low than others, what if the person is not good and I consider myself more low, doesn’t that make me more evil/ungodly.?

      • #304670

        This answer relates to someone who is judging themselves against their friends in a Kabbalistic group only as I answered below earlier.

        There’s the saying you’ll hear over and over again – “One who judges one’s flaws, does it through their own”. The correction is only in how I relate to others. The ego will show you, and your logical mind will show you that there’s no place to nullify towards others and will give you all kinds of reasons and excuses here. You could say it is kind of this psychological work – at first – but you’ll see that you’re engaging only with the Creator when you carry out the Kabbalist’s advise such as the one you asked about.

        Thanks!

    • #304416
      mrc s
      Participant

      Young’s Literal Translation:
      And the path of the righteous is as a shining light, Going and brightening till the day is established, – Proverbs 4:18

      There is no descent here only ascent..?

      • #304669

        It’s hard to take a line out of a text and relate to only one sentence. If it’s relating to something spiritual, then it necessary relates to one thing and its opposite.

        Thanks!

    • #304415
      mrc s
      Participant

      Do we also must think that we are inferiir than others outside the group or only the friends.?

      • #304668

        Hey mrc,

        It’s important to understand the aspect of “mutuality” when working to build a spiritual vessel between people. A “friend” is someone who aspires towards the same spiritual goal. These friends provide you the strength to make the inner actions you need to make for them and you provide them the inner strength for them to make these actions. This mutuality is part of “building” the Creator as it’s this mutual attitude that allows a person to think for the first time in the direction of “for the others”.

        You will get nothing like this trying to relate to those “on the street” – just regular people outside of the group. Eventually, everyone will need to join in on building the right attitude towards others in order to reveal the Creator, but until they’re ready we are working with those who want the same spiritual goal.

        Thanks!

      • #304417
        mrc s
        Participant

        Inferiir = inferior

    • #304403
      mrc s
      Participant

      Is 000000000.1% pain like?

    • #304401
      mrc s
      Participant

      If I want to sacrifice 0.0000000000001% for others spirituality?

      • #304504

        Hi Mrc,

        Performing a spiritual action is only felt as pleasure. A lack if joy is a sign that one is not working correctly, meaning for the sake of bestowal.

        Joseph – KabU

    • #304281
      Adelina Santos
      Participant

      Hello.

      1. My Question is about the book of Zohar page 97:
      2. When “He shaped all the creatures and in her confirmed all the laws”, was ELOKIM in a state of katnut or gadlut?
      3. Thank you,
      4. Adelina.
      • #304503

        Hi Adelina,

        Even if I was at the spiritual height of the book of Zohar, which encompasses all 125 degrees of correction, its written that the Zohar is meant as a remedy. We don’t study it the way we might other texts, but rather, by reading it and wanting to discover what is contained within, we draw a force called the reforming light that corrects us and brings us closer to the spiritual world. Trying to grasp the Zohar with ones mind is a dead end that can only distance a person from the book.

        Joseph – KabU

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