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[Gil]

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[mrc s]

Is it better to be mental or emotional?

[Chris – KabU Instructor]

Emotional.

The focus should be on changing the heart. If the mind serves the heart, the mind is at the same level. A higher force must lift us to a higher mind and heart. The need for this ascension depends on our lack that we present for that higher degree–the quality of bestowal.

[mrc s]

Is neshamah or ruach the emotion?

[Chris – KabU Instructor]

All of reality is how the vessel feels the light.

[mrc s]

Which is higher mental or emotion?

[Chris – KabU Instructor]

Emotion.

The thought serves the heart.

[mrc s]

Cool is there a verse about the emotion?

[mrc s]

Does G-od fill all things?

[Chris – KabU Instructor]

All that exists is Him and I.

[mrc s]

When the tzimtzum occurred to allow a vacant space for creation where is G-d, does he withdrew to the side

[Chris – KabU Instructor]

“Where” already implies space and time. There are no words and no mind to grasp the concept.

[mrc s]

So G-d is everywhere?

[mrc s]

Maybe I got the reason for suffering: He allows us to make mistakes and have suffering so that we learn all by ourselves

[Chris – KabU Instructor]

Hi mrc,

Yes and no. “Mistakes” aren’t completely our fault. Certainly you can label them “mistakes” since at the time of the decision there was a “correct” action and an “incorrect” action–yet, if there is None Else Besides Him then this was His doing and therefore no “mistake”. However, you could also say that if I would have acted “correctly”–which is truly our goal–then there would have been no “mistake”. Yet, as you mentioned, it’s us revealing our “mistakes” which show us what needs correction. In this way, you could say there is no path of correction without revelation of evil. So what you said is correct, but don’t be confused and think we are the ones making these mistakes, rather, the Creator created us and broke us in order for us ourselves, to consciously put these pieces together.

Thanks,

Chris

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