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- July 15, 2021 at 5:56 am EDT #57407

Julian Edwards- KabU InstructorModeratorAsk anything about week 1 lesson and materials and get an answer from a senior Kabbalah instructor.
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- March 23, 2022 at 9:23 am EDT #284632
JosephParticipantHi Gianni, in video 1.2 you stated that the souls of the 10 Kabbalists that connected to write the Zohar each represented one of the 10 Sefirot. First, my understanding is we only have points in the heart and souls get created by the connection in the ten. Did they already have souls instead of just points in the heart? Is the connection of soul to Sefirot predetermined, part of process, or people need to be purposefully put together as there is a way to determine what Sefirot they are connected to? Does this even apply in this manner to the ten we will be entering?
- April 11, 2022 at 2:33 pm EDT #286319
FranciscoParticipantI see, thank you for the answer Gianni.
- March 23, 2022 at 9:00 pm EDT #284668
Gianni – KabU InstructorModeratorEvery Kabbalist had to start from this world and discover the root of his soul, which is predetermined, and cannot be told in advance, but only realized by the attaining Kabbalist.
- March 20, 2022 at 8:15 pm EDT #284389
Richard LivelyParticipantYou referred to Preparing our imagination for the ten. Ba’al Sulam recorded in his Prophecy of Ba’al Sulam, ” it seemed as though all the people in the world have gathered in a group before my mind’s eye.”
What is the “mind’s eye’? Is this part of what you mean by imagination, is this how we “sense the upper worlds? Or is this simply more Kabbalistic Code, that is too hard to understand. I am curious why attainment is so cut and dry, because on the outside it simply looks like we must slowly do inwardly psychological work to reach the worlds. That does not make a lot of sense either simply because how would one know which degree one was on based on inwardly changes of actions (unless there is a list). Lots of questions about the preparation of imagination but these are just a few. Thank you for your patience and explanation. I am trying to separate the fictional from the non fictional style poetry of Roots and Branch writing. This way I can try my best to understand at least from a beginner point of view. Sadly the more I dig and advance in the study of technical Kabbalah the less I understand and have questions about practical Kabbalah. One thing I know is for sure, the desire is there for these and many other answers
- March 20, 2022 at 9:01 pm EDT #284399
Gianni – KabU InstructorModeratorHi Richard,
I don’t know how much can be conveyed in words, but the answer is simple. Imagination serves just one purpose, that one will imagine one’s future state. He needs to first learn about that state. Because while there are many intermediary states he could diverge to, the next purposeful state ahead is pre-decided. He needs to imagine it as much as possible. It’s not that his imagination is important. But he does not like to think about a state that is not in agreement with his ego. So, the imagination is the playground in which he plays. trying to show to what extent he wants to dwell in what Kabbalists speak of as the future state. What Kabbalists write about is what I need to move towards.
- February 25, 2022 at 12:35 am EST #282479
Maria-Julianna W12ParticipantThank you Gianni for your reply.
- February 16, 2022 at 10:12 am EST #281886
Maria-Julianna W12ParticipantDear Gianni,
When we work in a Minyan are we having constant moderation of an instructor? Are we given certain kabbalistic topics to read, discuss and find our way together to digest? Or we are on our own and only are, so to say, observed by instructors in our work and progress?
- February 24, 2022 at 6:04 pm EST #282458
Gianni – KabU InstructorModeratorHi Maria,
Sorry I missed this. Everything is arranged so that the ten environment will be supportive, and above all, goal-oriented. You have specific exercises, topics to discuss, readings – to ensure that everyone can advance as quickly as possible, according to the very specific principles that Kabbalists left us.
- January 11, 2022 at 12:02 am EST #222088
AleParticipantMy question is a practical one: How often do these meetings take place? On a daily basis? I’ve seen a little of the daily lessons, there are groups “of about ten” from all over the world, are these the gatherings we’re talking about? Thank you
- January 11, 2022 at 12:16 am EST #222092
Gianni – KabU InstructorModeratorAs much as you desire. A beginner ten will meet up to 3 times weekly for lessons in the graduate program, and add some zoom calls to practice what they learn. What you see on Dr. Laitman’s daily lesson are veteran tens, they meet every day. The ten has to tune you to this frequency of the reality we’re trying to enter, which can’t be an individual alone, because that reality is painted only in the connection between parts of the Kli (which for now is spread among people).
- January 2, 2022 at 5:32 am EST #221215
ChristianneParticipantik heb een vraag over onze ziel Ik leer in de lessen dat de ziel verder bestaat na ons overlijden nadat we dit lichaam van ons afschudden. De ziel gaat niet in een andere persoon? Waar heen dan wel in onze verdere spirituele groei . Ik begrijp het niet goed. de connectie met de tien helpt me op mijn spirituele pad ; Ik wil meer groeien, mijn verlangen is er en daar ben ik dankbaar voor
er er nog heel veel werk te doen in deze wereld
Dank je wel Christianne- January 11, 2022 at 12:09 am EST #222091
Gianni – KabU InstructorModeratorTRANSLATION: I have a question about our soul I learn in the lessons that the soul continues to exist after we die after we shake this body from us. The soul does not go into another person? Where to then in our further spiritual growth . I don’t quite understand. the connection with the ten helps me on my spiritual path; I want to grow more, my desire is there and I am grateful for that
there is still a lot of work to be done in this world
Thank you ChristianneWe CANNOT imagine what happens after we die. We don’t have the language or the tools of perception necessary. So, it’s best to attain our soul while still alive in this world. Then you’ll see what it is, what this life is compared to that. And we see that this life is merely an imagination, in which we need to be in contact with a group of ten to attain our soul. In the graduate program we assign tens.
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