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    Ask anything about week 1 lesson and materials and get an answer from a senior Kabbalah instructor.

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    • #61122

      No questions rignt now.

    • #59792
      Kyler Ramsey
      Participant

      Hello. My questions is, When I feel the left hand pushing me further away from the light of the creator, and don’t currently in that moment feel the pull back towards Him, how do I continue with daily activities? I feel depressed and empty the further I am from his light, and I know the purpose of this IS to make the need for oneness even stronger, but what can I do to make myself closer with Him? Simply continue studying Kabbalah? Thank you, and keep up the great work.

      • #59844

        Kyler,
        When a person advances, and spiritual light shines, a sign that he is advancing is that he sees his own nature more and more.  Meaning how distant he is from bestowal.
        He sees from day to day how he is becoming worse and he doesn’t see an end to it, he doesn’t see that he is advancing.
        Calm down.  Search in the writings, it takes time, but all of these states are written about a lot in the articles of RABASH.
        This distancing is not distancing.  Now you are seeing the truth, our true nature which is a will to receive.  This was always our nature, the thing is that now you see it a little bit.  Upon this that the Creator reveals comes the reforming light to correct it.  About this Baal HaSulam wrote, you shall place your eyes on them and they will turn into a pile of bones.
        Make a simple framework for yourself of when you read the material, when you have your KabU lessons.  Hold onto the framework through all of the ups and down and you will start to feel how day to day you are advancing.
        Seth@KabU

    • #58979
      Rachel
      Participant

      A question again:

      When Adam sinned by eating the forbidden apple and the creator said  why have you done this? he blames it on the woman and not on the creator, then the woman blames it on the serpent when asked  and did not blame it on the creator. The creator the punishes all three of them for disobeying him.

      My question now is. when i sin, it was not i but the creator who caused me to sin?

      • #59384

        Rachel,
        Everything that takes place in that book takes place inside of one person.  You will be very confused if you relate everything to the Bible.
        Let’s try as much as we can to learn the fundamentals that we received from the kabbalists and then when we open the Bible we will understand emotionally all of these operations and see how it all takes place in our inner world.

        Of course when you sin it is the Creator who made you sin, there is no righteous who doesn’t sin.
        As you will read in the next answer below, everything is built by two opposite forces (which all come from Him, His singular force).
        Seth@KabU

    • #58977
      Rachel
      Participant

      my question is:

      so the creator frustrates my attempts to draw close to him just to put my real desire to the test?

      As the scripture says that my righteousness is like filty rags before him?

      Shalom

      • #59383

        Rachel,
        Let’s leave the Creator out of this for a minute because we don’t know who He is yet and grabbing a line from a holy book will be hard without context.
        But let’s say that whoever this Creator is, He is governing all of reality with two forces, left and right, minus and plus.
        We can observe it everywhere, in everything.
        So what we call a test or something, it is the functioning of two forces.  If you were a giraffe experiencing a test you wouldn’t call it a test, just a regular day in the field.
        So let’s understand that the Creator is guiding us with two forces.
        Later we will understand with more nuance and specificity how, where, why, with what intensity and frequency, etc.
        Seth@KabU

      • #59382

        Rachel,
        Let’s leave the Creator out of this for a minute because we don’t know who He is yet and grabbing a line from a holy book will be hard without context.
        But let’s say that whoever this Creator is, He is governing all of reality with two forces, left and right, minus and plus.
        We can observe it everywhere, in everything.
        So what we call a test or something, it is the functioning of two forces.  If you were a giraffe experiencing a test you wouldn’t call it a test, just a regular day in the field.
        So let’s understand that the Creator is guiding us with two forces.
        Later we will understand with more nuance and specificity how, where, why, with what intensity and frequency, etc.
        Seth@KabU

    • #58353
      Rune T. A.
      Participant

      Hello.

      I have two questions.

      In my understanding of the Kabbalistic view of the Creator, He is not an active intelligence overseeing things and meddling in our affairs on Earth, but rather a force of bestowal, that drive us towards spirituallity to become like him. He is not actively deciding to make it rain here or there or the earth quake or cause a train to derail, but rather theese things happen as a consequence of our imballance with this force of bestowal. Is this a corect way of understanding?

      When I reach out to him in “conversation”, I sometimes feel I get answers in the shape of feelingstates or thought. Do you think I should dare to take theese answers as comming from him? I get so humbled that he would answer me, and I´m so much in awe of hes existence, presence, creativity, love and everything he´s given to me (us) to experince in this world, the good and the “bad”, that I am almost afraid to belive my own experince when I feel he (or rather his essence) is answering little old me. I think I might be afraid of my own ego in this regard…

      Thank you all for all your work.

       

       

      • #58646

        Hi Rune,
        Well this is a big bite that you took to try to chew 🙂
        Imagine the difference of how a 5 year old understands love and how her grandma understands love.
        The difference is huge, now compare the grandma to the intelligence in a city, in all of Earth, in all of the galaxy, all of the universe, and the Creator is the creator of the universe so to speak about Him, that’s a big bite to take.
        We can take a huge bite, but something that we can begin to chew and that is what emanates from Him that we can begin to feel, we call that spiritual light.  We discover that the light emanating from the Creator has the quality of bestowal, giving, it enlivens all of reality, it is 100% bestowing.
        We are in a closed system of laws, all of our praying, asking, acting in the wisdom of kabbalah is all to calibrate ourselves to that bestowing force.  And yes, we will reach a degree where we relate to the Creator like our closes friend, our most beloved lover and we feel that He relates that way to us.
        So speak to Him like that, relate to Him like you closest confidant, your closest lover, that is what He wants.
        Seth@KabU

        • #59196
          Rune T. A.
          Participant

          Thank you so much Seth. What you tell me makes sense and it is digestive on my level. Amazing how you can tune in on me and the other students. It feels like you speak directly to me, from my level of understanding. Spot on. I really need to attain this wisdom, and I very much appreciate that you are here for me (us). Thanx.

      • #58359
        Rune T. A.
        Participant

        I have watched the second video just now and it helped me a little 🙂

        Howerver, I would still like a reply from a Kabbalist.

    • #58147
      Ed Mereoară
      Participant

      How many hours a day a person should study kabbalah?

      • #58187

        Ed,
        We want to add and not subtract.
        So make a framework for yourself that for example, everyday I will read, watch videos and take notes for 30 minutes or maybe 1 hour.  You decide.
        Now do that on the days when you are inspired and on the days where you feel nothing, on the days that it is sunny and on the days that it is rainy.  This becomes a part of your life.  Everyday you eat food, now everyday you eat spiritual food.

        You can do whatever you want with your free time.  Maybe while you are cooking dinner you can put a video or an audiobook on.  Whatever extra you want, but you don’t take away from your framework.
        Of course if you have a special family event or if you have something that you are obligated to do, you can move the hour around, but in general, you are creating a framework for yourself.

        And in a few months you can add another 30 minutes or another hour to your framework.

        Later after these introduction courses you will be able to join the world group of students in our daily study with our teacher the kabbalist Rav Laitman.  We study for about 2.5 hours a day together and we also meet in small groups twice a day to read something and discuss.

        There is a whole world ahead.  Step by step.
        Seth@KabU

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