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[Gil]

Ask any question and get an answer from a KabU instructor! (for tech questions see “Tech Support” Section)

[mrc s]

I read that we’re granted what we want if we cry..? Is it true.?

[Joseph – KabU Instructor]

Mrc,

Kabbalists do speak of the prayer and reaching a true outcry. If a person prays from the bottom of the heart, and if his prayer is correctly formated, meaning he is not asking for himself, but he wants to benefit others, then a person receives a response.

Here, we’re not talking about regular tears. A person can cry night and day, but if he will not correct himself, through the reforming light, and learn how to pray, then it is still considered the work in preparation for the prayer.

[mrc s]

How do I approach people to study Kabbalah..?

[Joseph – KabU Instructor]

Mrc,

The action of dissemination has two branches. One method is the teaching of the wisdom of Kabbalah. Another method is the wisdom of connection which speaks of the same things; however, in a language that is more easily relateable to the average person. It is not recommended for people to engage in dissemination until after they have acquired sufficient knowledge equivalent to undergoing a couple of months of education through our KabU platform.

[mrc s]

Does suffering because of past karma..?

[Joseph – KabU Instructor]

Mrc,

The Creator only ever gives a person pleasure. Depending on the development of that person, and to what extent they can acquire the intention to bestow, then a person feels the influence of the Creator as good or bad. Any suffering that a person reveals is in order to correct oneself and come closer to being able to perform actions of bestowal.  The closer I come to spirituality the more I realize that everything that happens in my life is for my own good.

[mrc s]

Is the reward for good behavior at the time of act or in the future..?

[Joseph – KabU Instructor]

Mrc,

There is no direct perceivable correlation between person’s good actions and the reward or the good results that comes from those actions. This is done intentionally in order to give room for freedom of choice.

If we would clearly see that all of our good actions bring good results and that our bad actions bring bad results, then we would cling to the goal for egoistic reasons.

Spirituality is about inverting my nature to be in order to bestow, meaning to be outside of myself in favor of the Creator and the friends.

In the future it will be revealed how much a person gained from their efforts.

[mrc s]

Why the tzimtzum is called gadlut..? If so which is the katnut one..?

[Joseph – KabU Instructor]

Mrc,

Katnut means that I do not need anything for myself. Rather, I am content with the ability to carry out the work, to perform spiritual actions–actions of bestowal.

Then, one is given a state of Gadlut, which is only in order to strengthen his decision in katnut to not work for himself. In a state of Gadlut, a person receives additional forces for the work and is able to perform every action with gladness. But this is only an addition, and the primary form of work must be in Katnut.

[mrc s]

Are we behind daleth..?

[Joseph – KabU Instructor]

Mrc,

Behina dalet is the point in which the lower one begins to perceive its own existence and how it is in contrast to its root, being bestowal. In this stage of development, it discovers itself as a desire to enjoy and reveals its relationship to the Creator and how the Creator relates to it.

[kevin]

Get some sleep!!

[Antonina]

Most of us are asleep already, this is a dreaming-like state. I don’t know if this person is talking in his/her sleep or awaking. There are only 2 calls: a ‘call for Love’, and ‘Love’. How do we answer each? This instructor is doing an amazing job answering each call with Love. Congratulations!

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