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Ami,
Here it is
https://kabbalahmedia.info/en/sources/hFeGidcS
Seth@KabU
I hope and I trust in him, a few months ago on the verge of my 40th birthday, he made me a believer again. He’s the light. He’s tested me again and again. I wish him to take me to the next level and I want to receive.
I sent a contact message today to kabuconnect. I want to know how I can connect to other Kabbalah students online.
Amir,
There are many people from all over the world who find this wonderous wisdom and desire to know the secrets of the soul, who we are, why are we here. I can feel your passion.
We have designed these first self-study courses where a person can dip his toe into the wisdom, to feel some of the authentic texts and to learn some fundamental pillars such as perception of reality and the four phases of direct light.
After those courses, students who wish to further their study can join live classes with other students and they all now share a general knowledge from their first courses that they all passed through.
Seth@KabU
Lori,
A child plays with a doll, not a real baby, but that is the correct action for her.
Similarly for us, at first we are saying words but our hearts and our lips aren’t “connected” yet.
That’s a wondrous thing for us, we can act out our next degree even if we are not there in our animal body yet.
You are correct, that from feeling the distance, then we can have a greater sensation for a true prayer.
The advice is to keep making efforts and the Light will develop you and the light will illuminate the greater lack, like turning on a light in a room and seeing more dust than you knew was there before. The light will illuminate a bigger lack and from there you will have a true deficiency to pray over.
However, and make a note of this, when the darkness shines, we often lose track of our spirituality and dive into ourselves and we forget to pray. This is also on purpose as it gives a person as if some freedom to choose and not that we are simply praying as a reaction to feeling empty.
Looking forward to hearing good news from you,
Seth@KabU
About setting the intention to bestow to the Creator, is it only for specific actions, or can the intention to bestow be set unto any corporeal action in everyday life?
How is one supposed to feel to know that the intention is set? I don’t think it does not just mean just saying it like “I do this for the creator, and not for me” when eating lunch, or is it?
How do I know that I do it correctly?
Charles,
Eventually, everything, every eating, drinking, lifting, carrying, everything will be filled with this intention until….this world itself takes on a different form, but we’ll discuss that later.How to feel? Like a little kid who says I want to be a policeman or something like that. He doesn’t even know what it means, but this is how we grow. We ask the Creator, we pray, we try, first just with words and more and more we stabilize it in our emotions.
Seth@KabU
I know we shouldn’t be mixing other spiritual paths with Kabbalah, but I often think of our Will to Receive as our fundamental awareness, and this awareness receives the experience of reality, which is projected by the Will to Bestow. Similar to the philosophy of the Indian, Advaita Vedanta.
Advaita Vedanta suggests that each individuals awareness is kind of like a reflection of the one great awareness, which is all that exists. The analogy is that humanity is like a massive collection of pots filled with water, each pot has it’s own individual shape, but within each water filled pot is a reflection of the sun. The sun representing the One Awareness (consciousness) which is the only awareness that exists.
Could the collective soul of Adam HaRishon be described like this?
The Will to Receive is the sun (Adam HaRishon), and our individual ‘souls’ are the water filled pots.
Ps I really enjoy watching The Great Transition, always interesting and fun.
Chris,
Happy to hear you enjoy the show on Thursday, say hi in the chat!You are coming with a deep and emotional impression from the Indian sources.
Antother student is coming from his Peyote experience and a third student sees things through his previous lens of Jesus.
Each one is unique and sees various connections and similarities.Good. Creation is much bigger than we can comprehend.
a quote from our teacher, Rav Laitman, “There are many beautiful methods in the [East] that originated from Abraham’s method and that speak about love and bestowal. But it is impossible to develop the quality of bestowal within you using them. To do this, one has to work in three lines: one has to work with the left line (one’s egoism), and correctly combine the quality of reception with the quality of bestowal. This produces a third line called Isra-El (straight to the Creator). This approach does not exist anywhere besides Kabbalah.
However, all the Eastern methods came from the “raw” form of Abraham’s method and they all use just the right line, the quality of mercy. Despite all their beautiful words about love, we cannot implement them today, since we now have enormous egoism.”
What I recommend is to write down your thoughts for yourself, write the similarities, but do it as an exercise, you’re not trying to prove anything write or wrong, you’re not trying to prove a thesis, just to take your thoughts and organize them before you.
After that delve back in your kabbalah studies.
I promise you that if you study diligently for several years, you will answer all of these questions for yourself and many, many more and in a much more insightful and meaningful way than I can answer to you.
Seth@KabU
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