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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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    • #365810
      Zied
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      Hi,

      1. Is using kabbalistic prayer like ‘ana bkoach’ considered a mean to achieve the state of true prayer?

      2. Isn’t praying to receive the light considered an egoistic desire?

      • #365826

        Zied,

        Any of the prayers composed by the sages are powerful tools.
        1. A true prayer doesn’t refer to reading the correct words. A thief or a saint can read the same words. A true prayer is a condition of the heart, that the mind has clarified and heart now longs for something true.
        2. Of course it is. It is impossible for the created being to do anything without self benefit. The only reason any creature moves is to increase fulfillment.  However from all Lishma we come to Lishma. This means that by accostoming ourselves to wanting to receive the light, which means to be similar to the Creator and not opposite to the Creator, by this we draw upon ourselves Upper influence which changes our nature slowly.

        Seth@KabU

    • #363493
      Johan
      Participant

      Hi, people here in my neighborhood, near my house are obsessed with the devil. they keep screaming ,yelling and blame me. what should I do?

      • #364377

        Johan,
        I don’t know what you should do.
        You need to solve your normal living situation before you engage in your spiritual work otherwise you will get confused and advance in a difficult and slow way.
        Seth@KabU

    • #363491
      Johan
      Participant

      Hi, as pessoas aqui na minha vizinhança, perto de minha casa são obcecadas com o devil. Eles ficam gritando, berrando e botando culpa em mim. O que eu deveria fazer?

      I don’t know how to express this in english

    • #363471
      Johan
      Participant

      Hi, as pessoas aqui na minha vizinhança, perto de minha casa são obcecadas com o devil. Eles ficam gritando, berrando e botando culpa em mim. O que eu deveria fazer?

    • #363418
      Johan
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      If the creator is the doer of all of our actions, since there is none else beside him, where is my sense of freedom?

      • #363426

        Johan,
        Of course we all feel free.
        Like a child playing in the yard.  He doesn’t know that Dad is watching everything, to keep him safe and all the while the child feels he is free.
        So it is with us,  we feel that we chose what clothes to wear today, what to have for dinner, everything we feel that we did it from our own free will.
        Seth@KabU

    • #362541
      Sheila
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      I can see that religions and Kabbalah are opposites. But still we have people in Kabbalah who stay with their religions also. If There is None Else Besides Him, and seeing another ‘force’ as equal is a sin, where does that fit with Christians who pray to Jesus instead of the Creator? If they say that Jesus is the son of God they still give the power to the son, along with or instead of the Creator. Always I hear, Jesus is our only savior, belief in Jesus will save the world.

      Would a Kabbalist feel that these people are sinners, as Christians tend to call themselves? But for the reason that they see Jesus as equal in force to the Creator Himself? Or is it perhaps like the Point in the Heart,that they are just unaware of it yet, like egoists who do not feel the Point in the Heart, yet, or in this lifetime. Not sinners, due to being unaware, just following their instincts.

      • #362553

        Sheila,
        Think of the wisdom of kabbalah as laws of nature.
        The more you study it, you will understand what it says and you will see these laws in the same way as you see gravity and all of the other laws of nature that are more obvious to the senses.
        So it doesn’t matter if one prays on Sunday (Christian) or Saturday (Jew) or Friday (Muslim).  It doesn’t matter if one refrains from eating pig (Jew) or one refrains from eating cow (Hindu).

        This has nothing to do with sinning.
        Regarding what people believe, these things will all work themselves out and we don’t need to worry what each and every person believes when we ourselves are still stabilizing ourselves in the spiritual perception first since the desire for this has awakened in us and it has not awakened in them, so we focus on what is in our hands to do.
        Seth@KabU

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