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Im so upset and frustrated. The past 2 nights I have accidentally knocked over a glass of soda on my nightstand that has many of my KabU books on it. They have got wet and discolored but are still readable. I feel so horrible. 😪 Is this disrespectful to the creator?
Dear KabU,
Re 4-Phases of DIrect Light.
I am doing research on this on Kabbalah.info.com “The Thought of Creation And the four phases of direct light” and I have traced this to the book Called Kabbalah for the Student (Page 565 in the big green book).
My question is, at the beginning of this section of the book, it says while studying, it is recommended to examine the drawing at the end of the essay Hallam” and, as the website does not include drawings could you please direct me to where the drawings relating to the four phases of direct light referred to are as I do not have a copy of the essay Hallam?
Thank you. Lyndon.
Hi , I was wondering if we could vision the private zoom meetings of Kabbalah explained simply , as I don t have the possibility of attending them due to the concurring hour of my Young Group and KES.
Thank you
CathyI have often asked questions of instructors at KabU and have received replies that were clearly from a place of ignorance and lack of attainment. Don’t get me wrong, I am very fond of most of the KabU instructors – and I am very grateful for their goodwill attempts to point the way to wisdom. However, in the end, the pursuit of the wisdom of Kabbalah is all about the group, the books, and the Rav – with the Rav as the ultimate arbiter of attained truth, since it is he (presumably) who has attained the highest degree of wisdom in the school.
Of course, I understand that there is an assumption that the instructors may indirectly voice what the Rav might have said in the same situation. And clearly Rav Laitman has entrusted the instructors to perform his guidance by proxy.
Nevertheless, the Rav’s blessing notwithstanding, I have many questions that the instructors are clearly not competent to field. These are questions that can be adequately answered ONLY by someone who has actually attained the Upper Worlds.
In all authentic spiritual traditions, there is a living master who makes himself or herself directly accessible to querent, students, and disciples. This direct source of wisdom does not farm out his presence to intermediaries. So, I guess what I’m asking for is to have more direct access to the Rav, such that I am able to ask in-depth and extensive questions that are not wasted on someone who has not attained the Upper Worlds and who is, therefore, only guessing, or just saying “I don’t know” all the time.
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