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What does Kabbalah say about angels 😇???? Do they really protect us??can they see the other world’s that we cannot see👀 explained in Kabbalah(Assiah.Beriyah.yetzriah.atziluth))
Thank you. J understand faith below reason and faith.in the sages. You had explained the three instances few weeks ago. And thanks to you I got that. It is the faith above reason that is throwing me. I am sure it will.be clarified the.more I read. Thank you again
When I first started studying Kabbalah there were several lessons on the ladder and the levels going up and down. When I was reading those lessons I was getting better but still not great. Now i want to review those passages but Im not sure in which material they were discussed in in the most detail. Could you send me some links as that information isnt real clear to me also. I’ve found passages but I think there were more detailed passages that Ihaven’t found.
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The reason you couldn’t find the text is that I did not clarify correctly. I had read an excerpt from Baal Hasulam on the wisdom of Kabbalah .he spoke of conducts from above downward and below upward. He talked about wisdom being composed of roots that hang down by way of causes and consequences. After indeed it again it is all much more clear to.me. I think I need to re read everything I read before to get it straight in.my mind.
Thank you very much for your help and kindness.
Dear Friends In a passage in one of the readings from Kabbalah Revealed, Implenting Free Choice, it stated that the usual definition of the word ‘faith’ is opposite to the definition of ‘faith’ when kabbalists talk about it. Ive re read that a times and think i understand but when i go back i realize i really don’t.
of Thank you, SallyFaith is used in several ways in Kabbalah. There is faith below reason, which is the ordinary religious definition: I believe because it’s what I was told. It’s not that I was told by someone who knows from their experience. There is also faith in the sages, which is that I follow the experience of one who personally attained the Creator. And finally there is faith above reason, which is bestowal that is called above reason because I attain bestowal above my quality of reception, called reason.
Hi Gianni, hope you’re well.
Quick question from my kabbalistic practice: I’ve been thinking about how to transform very physical, mundane actions (for example, cleaning and tidying my home or cooking for myself) into real service for the minyan and ultimately for the Creator, using the idea of a masach (screen) to redirect my intention from personal comfort to bestowal for the group.
Is this a worthwhile practice to try? Practically speaking, do small actions like this actually help the group’s spiritual work, or is the effect mainly psychological for the doer?
I’m curious whether this can be a practical, sustainable way to serve the minyan (not just a private exercise). Would appreciate your honest experience and any concrete tips.
Thanks!
I didn’t see such a practice in Rabash’s writings, but I heard that we should pray for the ten all the time, ask the Creator for them. If you can do this over each of the different parts of your day – that’s something. That’s the question. Over which states can you nevertheless come to connection with the friends, and prayer to the Creator.
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