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Okay, I’m curious about the best strategies for improving my algorithmic thinking. I find myself getting stuck on the initial problem breakdown, especially when dealing with complex scenarios. Are there any resources or mental exercises you’d recommend to better visualize and structure these types of problems before diving into the code? Also, completely unrelated, I needed a break from coding the other day and found myself surprisingly addicted to a game called Snow Rider 3D – might be a good way to clear your head between tough problems!
I have a family member that I confronted about a situation that I tried to be discreet about, however , it didn’t come across that way and they became very offended with me. I did apologize and asked for forgiveness but they never accepted my apologies. This person holds grudges even though they are very religious. My question is, how do I try to make things right when they won’t speak to me. I would love to have a face to face conversation with them but I live in another state. In order to bestow loving kindness and peace between us, is it appropriate to write a letter to clarify my position since they took what I said out of context?  Thank you for responding!
Though it seems related, this is completely unrelated to the wisdom of Kabbalah because with those who are in your family you do not have even the beginnings of a spiritual relationship. I have with my family essentially the equivalent of what lions or monkeys have. If you get along, it won’t bring spiritual benefit; if you don’t, it won’t bring spiritual harm. Spirituality is another dimension entirely. Better to not even connect the two. On the level of this world, family and such, you don’t need spiritual advice. In fact, the most spiritual will be to behave there as if there is no spirituality, no Kabbalah. Then, decide what would be the best, most normal, effective approach to this person? To what efforts on your part would they respond well? Once you’ve made the scrutinies, along these lines, and your efforts, it could be that you can’t have a relationship with them, for now.
Hello dear KabU team, my health issues turned me to kabbalah, I know that this is not medicine, but I would like to know how I should take advantage of this wisdom to improve my health.
Hi Aguinaldo,
It doesn’t work that way. Problems are sent to awaken a person, to ask what this life is for. If the problem disappears, I stop asking. If I don’t need problems, because I’m already running toward the goal of life, then perhaps there is a different calculation made with me, from Above. But the moment I stop chasing the goal of life, a whole system designed to bring me to it, goes to work.
In short, you can’t use Kabbalah for any purpose accept to attain the goal of life.
Hi Gianni,
I am very confused by the article Shamati 11: Joy with Trembling.
>> Where there is love, there should also be fear.
In the daily lesson on June 17th, Rav says: “Usually, we are in one of these states. Else we can not advance. One completes the other.”
Shouldn’t faith beyond reason mean faith over fear? Why would it be a requirement to have fear in order to have love for the friends or the Creator if there is none else besides Him?
Regards – Pradeep
Hi Pradeep,
These are all good, necessary things. We need fear to reach love. Before I can reach love, which will require fear in order to hold onto the love, I need to start with fear that I’m not taking care of the ten, I’m not sufficiently pushing them toward the goal, soon they will fall from the connection, or if we’re connected, we’re not connected enough. Until I’m worrying for this, all the way to the point of connection on the degree of Gmar Tikun, the fear is not enough – and it wouldn’t matter if I reached the degree of love as I would not be able to hold onto it without establishing fear first.
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