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

[Tony Kosinec- KabU Instructor]

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

[Lorna Hake]

What about satan, ego. I thought we had to find a way to rid them from our being.

[Seth – KabU Instructor]

Lorna,
We will learn all of these things.
What exactly are these forces?  What are they doing and how do we work correctly against them, above them?
All of this is ahead of us in the spiritual work.
Seth@KabU

[Victoria]

I have always heard that it is a sin to say “the Lord (Creator) has tempted me. So I am confused 🤔.

[Seth – KabU Instructor]

Victoria,
Yes, there will be some confusion as we sort all of these things out.
There are many religions and belief systems and each of them interprest things in its own way.
What we want to receive from this lesson is that everything, meaning everything comes from one source.
How can that be? What about evil, temptation, etc.
So we need to slowly uncover all of that.
Seth@KabU

[Victoria]

So, ‘the devil made me do it’ is a sin. Adam and Eve in the garden choosing to eat of the tree of knowledge, and blaming the serpent and each other was the sin?

[Seth – KabU Instructor]

Victoria,

We will learn what “sin” means. If the Creator places a desire in a person and then awakens that desire, then what can a person be held accountable for?  And how could a person chose anything but the Creator if the Creator is revealed to him? Of course if He was revealed to a person no one could resist that pleasure. So there is a lot for us to discover and reveal here.

Seth@KabU

[Peshka]

My question is, why before I start learning the teaching of Kabbalah, I remember to call God’s name when I needed un answer or on a tough situations? I would say now I am just a new beginner, and He is in my everyday thoughts.

And I know there is non else beside Him!

Thank you for changing my life!

[Seth – KabU Instructor]

Peshka,

Lucky for us there are hundreds of generations who came before us who prepared the way for us so there are people who grow up with some concepts of these things already.

Seth@KabU

[Isa]

In moments that feel unjust or painful, how can we apply the idea that ‘There is none else besides Him’ in a real and practical way?

• This reply was modified 7 months, 4 weeks ago by Isa.

[Seth – KabU Instructor]

Isa,

Of course we cannot do this in our intellect and feelings. That is correct.
And in addition to that we have arrived at the books of the Kabbalists who tell us that we are currently perceiving a very concealed reality and so in one world we feel this pain and unjustness and also above that we begin to build a new perception.

Seth@KabU

[Gorz]

If there is none else beside Him and there is no other force except the Creator Himself, what can we consider with other force not from Him? That we commit a sin if we believe in other force as per kaballah teaching. Like in other discipline (Hinduism,Buddhism, Christianity,etc). Thank you

[Seth – KabU Instructor]

Gorz,

The Kabbalists are telling us that everything comes from one source and that source is bringing us to the good. And there is nothing that anyone can do against Him. However in our feelings we can feel that either something is towards the good or towards the evil. And this helps us to feel independent and to build a correct intention/direction towards the good.
All of these changes are for the benefit of the created beings to be able to develop towards realizing themselves as wholly good as He is good.

Seth@KabU

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