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[Gil]

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[mrc s]

Is it better to live in the jungle than hurting others.?

[Joseph – KabU Instructor]

Hi Mrc,

Where a person lives is really up to them, and it depends on many factors. Regarding our attitude to people, its written that a person should avoid committing harmful acts that one would not want done to oneself. Rather, one should follow the social laws which are acceptable in their region, and overall strive to treat others with kindness.

Joseph – KabU

[mrc s]

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[mrc s]

If outside of us is only the Creator then we don’t feel each other.? Or we feel the Creator outside but feel others inside.?

[Chris – KabU Instructor]

Hi mrc,

Good question. First what’s “outside of us” is the illusion since we learn that all of reality is only within a person, what’s outside of us, we cannot say. That being said, this illusory perception of seeing a world outside of me and not recognizing it as all of it actually being me, my own parts this is what the Creator lets us feel, He gives us this perception and sensation of reality which seemingly comes from the outside as well. All of our changes however, are inner changes. When our inner qualities change, the way we perceive the world also changes – which you could also say the world itself changes since it’s all with respect to me anyways.

When we start working to bring all those parts that I feel and see as outside of me, back inward, to make them whole within me again, the force, the power I need in order to do that is the Creator himself. He is the glue. He is in the connections, not in the others, but in the connection between the parts.

Hope that helps, thanks!

Chris

[Rundu]

Hi there,
While I was reading “Let there be Light” book, I came across The following words:

1. Kedusha and
2. Mitzvot

What do they mean ?
Also, we are reminded to read the Torah often, do you posses the Torah in your public listing?
Thank you so much.
Regards,
Linda

[Chris – KabU Instructor]

Hi Linda,

Kedusha simply speaks about bestowal, above reception. Mitzvot are the actions of the light that reform a person and bring them to those actions of bestowal.

Thanks!

Chris

[Bheki]

Hello, I would like to know what the Kabbalists know and teach about the sacrifice of animals for cultural/spiritual rituals that are performed by many people all over the world?

[Chris – KabU Instructor]

Hi Bheki,

There are many religions and faiths, close to 4,000 I think at this point. Kabbalah doesn’t relate to any of them any more than acknowledging that if they don’t serve as a method for the correction of man’s nature, then they exist only to serve the ego and that’s it.

Thanks!

Chris

[Bheki]

Thank you Chris

[mrc s]

Should we feel joy about the future heaven dvekut with God, or cautious so not to be immersed in egoism.?

[Chris – KabU Instructor]

Always aspire for the good. Don’t focus on the bad. If He’s the Good that does good then we are only ever adjusting ourselves to perceive that reality and anything else is only in order for us to realize we’ve disconnected from that reality and need to re-adjust again.

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