Ask anything about week 2 lesson and materials and get an answer from a senior Kabbalah instructor.

[Tony Kosinec- KabU Instructor]

Ask anything about week 2 lesson and materials and get an answer from a senior Kabbalah instructor.

[Sean]

In this life, everything is all planned out by the Creator already, which makes sense when we are in a state of receiving for receiving and even receiving to bestow. Our thoughts, decisions, every moment of our existence is receiving of some sort. Once we become like the Creator, the state of true bestowal, does free will change, or will the Creator always be writing our story?

[Albert – KabU Instructor]

Hi Sean,

Becoming like the Creator takes 125 steps. This is the whole focus of our current work. Our current research tools are incapable of researching anything beyond that point, so the science of Kabbalah does not talk about it. Once we get there, we’ll see what is next.

Check out this blog post from Rav Laitman for more details: https://laitman.com/2010/10/what-happens-after-the-final-correction/

Albert @ KabU

[Carina]

Hi, if I buy the online sessions for the upcoming retreat, how interactive is it, is there some zoom participation, or is it just watching videos for 3 days?

[Albert – KabU Instructor]

Hi Carina,

Yes, there is zoom participation and workshops in breakout rooms. If possible, I would still recommend physical participation. It will provide a much more powerful experience.

Albert @ KabU

[avi]

Just did the session with Tony.  Someone mentioned that they are signing in for a daily lesson with Rav Laitman (at 2am). Is this open to anyone in this course?

[Albert – KabU Instructor]

Hi Avi,

The daily lesson with Rav Laitman is geared more towards students that have already graduated from KabU and are part of a ten. You’re welcome to check it out in the Kabbalah Media archive.

Albert @ KabU

[Anja]

Hello

What does it mean : giving Joy to the creator by giving Joy to other fellow-souls?

Does it mean to help others to understand and progressing in achieving kabballah ?

Does it mean to behave as an individuel with respect and love towards plants, animals, humains, environnement ?

 

 

[Albert – KabU Instructor]

Hi Anja,

In our day to day lives, we should avoid causing harm to others and not break the laws of the society we live in. But beyond that, our spiritual work is focused entirely within the Kabbalistic group. It’s only in mutual work with other points in the heart that we can reveal the Creator, so our main focus is there.

We’ll learn how to apply these things practically in the advanced semesters when everyone will receive their own Kabbalah group in which to put these things into practice.

Albert @ KabU

[Tamar]

Are we really choosing an environment since we don’t even decide where we born?

I’ve ridden the text about free (Herut) will and the four factors and isn’t it very limited and external to our freedom? What can we say then about the choice between the path of pain or path of light and the complexity of human life in nature and our nature?

• This reply was modified 7 months, 2 weeks ago by Tamar.

[Albert – KabU Instructor]

Hi Tamar,

The environment is not simply the city where I live or those people around me. Choosing the environment is me choosing what will influence me today. And sources of influence are not necessarily physical, in our days, every time we connect to the internet, we’re constantly being influenced.

So then the question is how can I change the things that will influence me? If I spend my free time on Facebook and Instagram, I’ll surely be influenced by the values that are found there. If I spend my free time studying Kabbalistic sources and connecting to the Kabbalistic group, then I’ll be influenced by the values that are found there.

Furthermore, even when I already chose to connect to the Kabbalistic environment, there is still room for me to amplify their influence on me. For example: I can be within the Kabbalistic group, studying with other points in the heart and doing a workshop. At the workshop I can listen to the other people there and think to myself that they are fools, what do they know. By that, I completely close myself from their influence on me. Or I can think to myself how great these people are and allow myself to be influenced even more by them. By that I amplify their influence on me and the influence of light that works on me through the Kabbalistic environment.

So the choice in the environment is in me arranging my life to devote more of my free time to the Kabbalistic environment and furthermore in me arranging my attitude to the Kabbalistic environment to allow it to have a stronger influence me.

Check out this blog post from Rav Laitman for more details: https://laitman.com/2012/10/bestowal-should-become-fashionable/

Albert @ KabU

[Marie]

I am a part of Adam ha Rishon and so is every one on the matrix.  If my desire for another soul is for healing and restoration; how is that desire for health affect that particular soul; and how my desire to bestow wholeness, a calculation of self satisfaction?

[Albert – KabU Instructor]

Hi Marie,

If we’re part of one system, like cells within a single body, then if one part of this body is sick, it’s a sign that the body as a whole is sick. So if we want a particular part to be healthy, we should pray and wish for everyone to be healthy.

Furthermore, we should keep in mind that spiritual work is mutual work with other points in the heart. So everything that we’re learning about here, we apply primarily in a Kabbalistic group with other points in the heart.

If we apply it anywhere else, we risk breaking the rule that “there is no coercion in spirituality” and generally it wont lead to the goal of the study, which is the revelation of the Creator.

This will be more relevant for us in the advanced semesters of KabU, where everyone will receive their own virtual Kabbalah group to put these things into practice.

Albert @ KabU

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