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[Gil]

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[mrc s]

Why not everything is perfect

[mrc s]

can i delete this post, i didnt have a question to ask.

[Chris – KabU Instructor]

You should be able to remove it…

But about “perfect”…from the Creator’s perspective, it all is perfect. We are the ones that need to change.

[Michael]

did laitman have a group of ten?  and does that mean they all reached the same level?  if so where are they?

[Chris – KabU Instructor]

Hey Michael,

Yes and no. He was next to his teacher but there were others there that were studying. There were a couple of “phases” while Rav Laitman was with his teacher: when he arrived and there were still students of Baal HaSulam there, when he became closer with his teacher and began treating him and driving him–essentially spending all his time with him, and then later on when Rav Laitman brought more and more students to study with them and continuing dissemination in Israel/writing books etc..

There were those already in attainment before he arrived but no one really stayed together after the Rabash passed. Dr. Laitman has said he hasn’t really stayed in contact with any of them but does every now and then have a word. Regarding which degrees they attained, he never said.

Chris

[Laurie]

Is Kabbalah connected in any way with the 33* Freemasonry?

[Chris – KabU Instructor]

Hey Laurie,

Nope 🙂

 

[mrc s]

Is people and objects inside of me?

[Chris – KabU Instructor]

It depends what you define as in you. The “I” you currently feel would not identify that but the corrected “I” would.

Chris

[mrc s]

Why often if people offend me i didn’t remember doing the same things to others?

[Chris – KabU Instructor]

Hey mrc,

We don’t know the “why”, meaning the direct cause, but we are in an integral system. Doesn’t matter if you did something or not, you’re connected to everything and everyone else with nature’s single goal of reaching the end of correction, so there’s no doubt whatever happens it’s goal oriented for your correction precisely.

Chris

[Brad]

Another question

how and when did judaism replace kabbalah? orthodox will say that it was passed down through the elders etc. Could we say what was passed down, was actually kabbakah? And not what they think as being the religion ?

[Chris – KabU Instructor]

Hey Brad,

You could even look at the destruction of the temple as a symbol of the “rupture” in this structure called “vessel” that holds the light. There was a connection between us that fell to the dust. There were opinions–some wanted to engage in love of others and some wanted to omit that work and keep only customs, actions reciting of prayers etc.. You can imagine after thousands of years of completely not thinking about the internality of the Torah how distant our generation is from it. That’s on one hand, where the further you are–you’re in a way, closer to revealing this fact. But on the other hand, this also depends on each individual and the root of the soul.

Chris

[Brad]

Can i read about that *some where* ? The rapture and judaism becoming dormant and choosing between inner and external observance etc.

[Brad]

Wow, can i read about all that someone where?

[Chris – KabU Instructor]

Hey Brad,

I don’t think there’s specific text that focus on that point, well any time the Jews had an inner riff in the last 2k years you could say it had to do with this. That’s not completely accurate but that’s what I’m saying, it was a long process.

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