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Hi Gianni
In Rabash’s writings he talks about studying/learning Torah and refers to the Torah often. From what I’ve come to understand the Torah isn’t a book of pure ritualism or history but is a blue print. But I could be wrong.
So in relation to the Torah as in the 5 books of Moses, are we supposed to read it often ? And if so why. I’d be curious to know also, The Torah today has and is being used for pure religious and doctrinal Observances, none of which is the focus of Kabbalah but how did it get taken out of context as it is today.
Hi Luke,
God forbid I don’t advise not to read the Torah, but can I read it in a way that brings me closer, from moment to moment, to spirituality? Prior generations could. They were built differently, and so they knew while reading it that it wasn’t about our world – not a history, tall tales, or anything like that; not a holy text just to revere and bow before, but a spiritual blueprint as you said, that one has to decode every word, and in doing so, change his inner properties, so that it would bring him to compatibility with the Upper Force. An honest and perceptive person notices that he’s fallen from such inner change-seeking, within a sentence or two, if he began at all – and he needs great proficiency in the wisdom of Kabbalah to even begin, if not some spiritual attainment already.
That’s why, I think, that by reading the writings of Baal HaSulam and Rabash, and hearing the lessons of Rav Laitman, I study the Torah, but in a way that I’m not like a first grader sitting with a book on quantum physics, fantasizing that by this I’m actually learning. Read even the first article of Rabash and tell me that he doesn’t take me by the hand through the writings of Kabbalists from all generations, including the Torah and its commentaries, but in a way where I can’t mistakenly think that it’s about something other than me. https://kabbalahmedia.info/en/sources/IHYcOU8k
Hi Gianni,  how do we pray for loved ones who have no knowledge of Kabbalah,  for whatever they are struggling with? Does the creator answer any of those prayers?
The prayer that really works is the prayer for the other. Other means unrelated to me. That I would naturally want some outcome means I couldn’t want it in a spiritually correct way. The way is to pray for the whole Kli, all of humanity to have x, y and z. If all have it then everyone is covered.
Hi Gianni,
Me again 🙂 Letter 39 from Baal HaSulam: “…Tell him that all his ways are as this deed, whose intention is good but the deeds are not good, and everything follows the act…”
I thought intention is most important, but this says otherwise. Can you please help me understand?
Thank you in advance!
It seems like the course play list hasn’t been updated since 7/22? Is everything ok? I feel like I’m a week behind now because the big difference in time zones makes it very hard for me to attend live. They were being updated every other day before, right?
Hi Harry, I asked and was told the following: The lessons aren’t uploaded immediately after the class, they need editing and then get uploaded. Recordings become available on the site 48h after the lesson at the latest.
1. Is it possible to do the work of correction at the place of another person and she will get/integrate the results of the correction work? if the person is not on the path (corporeal person, but close) and she and her deeds/interactions are part of one’s reshimo?
2. Are there souls who descend in this world and are like delegates working for others, and can in turn delegate the correction results?
Thank you
Every action affects everyone else in the system. I can complete the system, as if in the place of others, meaning I can come to some degree of equivalence of form with the Creator in my ten, however each one eventually will have to complete their work from their place in the system of Creation.
There are some special actions Kabbalists do but they are aware of them, clear on them, know how to do them with certainty. That’s a full Kabbalist with wondrous attainment. One who has a Point in the Heart is the beginning of one day maybe becoming such a soul who works hand in hand with the Creator.
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