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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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    • #429358
      Tracey Young
      Participant

      The imagery is helping alot I would love a copy of the final quote it was so fleetingly beautiful.

      Regards Tracey

      • #429469
        Lorie
        Participant

        Dear Tracey,

        It is possible to download the transcript of the video, so you get everything that was said and written. I found it very helpful. No need to take notes. We can concentrate on listening and read the transcript later, and you get all the quotes!

        Lorie

      • #429401

        Hi Tracey,

        Here’s the quote from the end of the week 1 video lesson:

        The wisdom of Kabbalah teaches a practical method of attaining the Upper world and the source of our existence. By realizing our true purpose in life, man attains perfection, tranquility, unbounded enjoyment, and the ability to transcend the limits of time and space while still living in this world. —Rav Michael Laitman, PhD.

        Albert @ KabU

    • #429294
      Szabó
      Participant

      Hello.So the 4 worlds have their own separate effect on the physical world or they act a a whole?

      Also the represent the psychical ,mental, emotional and spiritual level at a person and the 4 elemental energies?

      What ways are to connect to these levels?

    • #429267
      Janet Wardhaugh
      Participant

      I really enjoyed this introduction and look forward to learning more. I understand each individual is different and that a lot of inner work will be required to fulfill this learning but am I right in thinking that everyone will have a different experience/reaction and if so how will you know if the answers to your questions are right?

      • #429287

        Hi Janet,

        Yes, we’re all unique and experience the world through our uniqueness. How then do we know if this is the place for us?

        When the point in the heart awakens, it pulls a person to the place where it can get realized. So when a person finds such a place, there is a certain inner resonance, a click where a person feels that he found the right place for himself.

        So no one can tell you if this is the place for you or not, you need to feel it for yourself. This follows the rules that “there is no coercion in spirituality” and “one studies only where one’s heart desires”.

        Albert @ KabU

    • #429182
      Robert
      Participant

      I have a sincere desire to discover the meaning of Life. I am intrigued and looking forward to deep dive in and through Kabbalah.

    • #429015
      Tracy
      Participant

      For my whole life i have know that there is more, and I finally feel that it is ready to be revealed to me. I feel very vulnerable and lonely on this journey, but with it, a sense of purpose for my soul. Thankyou for your teaching, I am already inspired to know more. You speak very well, as if speaking to one that knows nothing about this whole process. Refreshing. Thankyou.

    • #428954
      Vladimir
      Participant

      Greetings,

      Can you tell me more about this concept called Yehud and how to change our moral inner nature in order to achieve connection to the Upper World?

      • #428971

        Hi Vladimir,

        Reaching the upper world works according to the law of equivalence of form. Meaning that in order to discover and reveal spirituality, we need to become similar to it, to the pure qualities of unity, love, and bestowal that are found there. This is just like how a radio can pick up an external wave, when we tune the internal frequency of the radio to that wave.

        In practice, we do this by aspiring to the quality of Yehud, unity. By uniting our point in the heart with other points in the heart, we reach a certain equivalence of form with those spiritual qualities and begin to experience spirituality in practice.

        We’ll learn how to actualize this in the more advanced semesters. In the meantime, check out this blog post from Rav Laitman for more details: https://laitman.com/2013/04/everything-is-attained-by-the-equivalence-of-form/

        Albert @ KabU

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