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If in the ten, we all have this one thought, to connect the friends to the Creator, and I see their effort by thinking the same thought, “A tower filled with goodly matters” and asking for the revelation of the Creator to His Creatures in this world.
Am I in anyway doing the right thing within the ten?
My questions/thoughts:
If I am understanding Kabbalah correctly it teaches: I have no control over anything. My biggest impact in this reality is my intentions and the connection to “the friends.” I am a network, not an individual. The Creator will move me along the process at the appropriate time.
The ah-ha moment is the awareness that my senses perceive a false reality. If these ideas are actual, then my problem is I feel neutral, and this “nothing feeling” makes it hard to pursue Kabbalah.
I can learn, but that is only head knowledge. If my perception is true, these feelings and thoughts have been a burden for a while. So, now what?
If my perceptions are incorrect, please provide some insight. I would greatly appreciate it. It feels like I am fighting between living to gain knowledge or waiting on the Creator to make a move: a chess game.
Without choices…what’s the point? Just curious…..Thank you!
Hi Beverly,
That’s true, advanced science too is starting to suggest that life doesn’t arise from the universe, but rather the universe arises from life: from the perception of an observer springs the whole of reality. In fact, what you see is how in egoistic senses you perceive the spiritual reality.
Now, whether to pursue that axiom further and realize its applicability in practice is up to you. First is to study the wisdom of Kabbalah as knowledge, and later in feeling, because during the acquisition of knowledge the Reforming Light works on a person and builds the vessels required to perceive.
Thank you for this answer! I have been struggling with this perception for a while.
So, I think I understand you to say that my perception is creating this negative experience. If I study enough and am open to the light, I will gain a different perception. Is this correct?
If so, this is the story of my life, LOL……. Next…. chapter of the book in changing my perception. It’s interesting how things change as they stay the same.
Hi Gianni,
Now, I have made this experiment of trying to be in the morning lesson for a week which is right in the night being in the CETtimezone. It was not do much a real experiment, I just felt the urge to be there. Still, I felt it made a huge internal difference, for each morning when I woke up after sleeping a few more hours, I felt this connection differently, but each time like there was just this other layer of existence I felt.. After one night it felt like being just immersed in an ocean of connection. After another night it just felt like a kind of shelter. I just observed it, and it even covered the effects of sleep deprivation to some degree. Now, today, I was probably too tired and simply didn’t hear the alarm clock. And when I woke up, this extra layer was simply not there. I don’t think it’s self-suggestion. I just observe it, and feel it’s different today. And interestingly, I didn’t even take much content from the morning lesson… I felt I was too tired to remember a lot. Still , it made such a profound difference. Different to the classes. And different to the ten, which is amazing in itself. Before I am changing all my routines… I wonder, can it be that the effect of this connection can be such at all?
Connection through the wisdom of Kabbalah can cause every good that can be in the world and in the Upper Worlds because the Light in it reforms the vessel in which we feel the world as shattered, so that the Light can fill this vessel.
Kabbalists also actually always preferred to study in the middle of the night, so if the live lesson falls at that time for you and you can manage that schedule, it’s not bad.
Dear Gianni,
Another question from W 12 – what does it mean to “sit” as opposed to “stand”? As in Shamati 41 “Only when one has faith can one feel that he is always seated before the King.” or in Psalm 1:1 “…sit in the seat of the scornful”.
Thank you ❤️
Hi Magsy,
We can say generally that sitting refers to Katnut (smallness), a state of nullification. But we can’t then use this to interpret it in every instance. We’re not going to try and interpret King David. It’s too high. Sometimes even Rabash would point to Psalms and say, “This, I don’t understand.” We read that more for the overall impression.
Hi Gianni,
I have to ask what does this mean?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IhVCf_fuNZs&ab_channel=Kabbalahinfo
Thanks!
That that is how we’re built. We all try to connect as much as we can, but of course no one is the same, and the biggest difference is between men and women, their internal build. But each one, by the sweat of their brow in the direction of connection draws the Reforming Light, which does what’s necessary.
Thanks for sharing that! It’s interesting and raises a follow-up question: If women can only bond externally, can they bond internally once they have acquired a screen with others who possess one? Is male bonding about developing the screen?
Check this out: https://laitman.com/2011/03/female-desire-and-male-intention/
I have a question about Shamati 86, And They Built Store-Cities. Are the “wicked turned to dust under the feet of the righteous” the uncorrected desires of MA? Are they the “decomposed dead bodies” that the Creator resurrects and cures at the end of correction?
They are your desires that helped you overcome them, by directing you away from the path, or even toward the path in an incorrect way, and they are overcome so that you elevate precisely upon them.
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