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[Gil]

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

[Ben]

In Kabbalah Jesus Christ and Mohammed Peace and Blessed Memory be upon them. Within the Text of what we desire is the basis of Peace over Torah as well for the rest of us for the Light of unity and grace for what we are as open vessels.

[Ben]

So a question that keeps arising from my perspective (point in the the heart). We sense 5 senses because we need the Creator to give us his senses of 125 levels for a breakdown of everything that is in a sense His (Creation0)? If yes why only 125 levels? Isn’t any counting past 0 outside of a sense?  If no then why even think about any sense at all except our own will (ego) through any number at all?

[Chris – KabU Instructor]

Hey Ben,

Truly, the number itself isn’t important in and of itself. In fact, you can break it down into 6,000 degrees if you want, depending on which perspective you look at it. I’m not exactly sure the question about counting past zero.

The only reason there’s as if a “limit” on the degrees, if we’re talking about something infinite, is that these “holding points” or places where we grasp the Creator and His qualities need to somehow be felt in us and this is always with respect to our opposite quality – the will to receive. The will to receive is sensed as opposite the Creator on 125 degrees, or 6k or 613 – doesn’t matter. There just needs to be some place of contrast and the contrast is felt in the places where He separated us from the other souls – “shattered” that connection and we “repair” it.

Thanks!

[Ben]

Im thinking our “creators'” virtues of us “creature” is the same except of counting due to mistakes given of trying to align anything with the desire for equivalence of form with each other?

[Vince]

What are your opinions on the Ramchal and the 2 of jewish people vs 1 soul of the gentiles?

[Chris – KabU Instructor]

Hey Michael,

Can you expand here? I’m not sure what you’re referring to.

Thanks!

Chris

[Vince]

Before I found out about KabU many Rabbis say if you are not jewish you only have one soul; If you are jewish you have 2 souls. Dr. Rav Michael Laitman says everyone has to develop a soul but starts as a point in the heart.

So I’m confused since Otzrot Chaim & Derech Hashem speaks of many parts of the souls.

Thanks in advance for the clarification

[Chris – KabU Instructor]

Oh, understood. Here, Kabbalists write to us about the one soul of Adam HaRishon. This is the general soul. Each one of us must develop this soul within us – build it. All the discernments and scrutinies we reveal, new perceptions of the world and of reality, all of it come from the realization of our disconnection from that soul and the understanding of what we need to do to correct our perception and thus our part of that one soul itself.

Thanks!

[Brad]

Hello, We can reveal the creator in a group, how will that reveal the creator with people “outside the group” ?

thanks

[Chris – KabU Instructor]

Hey Brad,

First you need the “tool” that can produce the results of revealing the Creator, then you use this tool to reveal Him in all the world. Using that tool though won’t change. What you build in the group is all you need to reveal all of the upper worlds and the complete reality.

Chris

[mrc s]

Does the first ones to enter Spirituality more superior than the latter ones?

[Chris – KabU Instructor]

No such thing as “superior” when we are one soul. The answer below also applies here.

Thanks!

Chris

[mrc s]

If everybody is equal then it doesn’t matter if we strife to do good or not in the end everyone is equal and the same anyway?

[Chris – KabU Instructor]

Hey mrc,

It depends on what scale you are measuring equality. “Doing good” the way you are asking about would refer to being similar to the Creator, and regarding that, each person has the fate of becoming like Him and rejoining the system of one soul. In what order and how fast that happens doesn’t much depend on us. Whoever He awakens though needs to take on that responsibility.

Thanks!

[Author]

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