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Jose,
Here is a blog post from our teacher about 1995:
https://kabbalahmedia.info/publications/blog/laitman-com/248313
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Norman,
The purpose of creation is to create a creature and fill it with endless delight.
This single thought alone sets all of reality, all of creation into motion from one end to the other. In the process of the development of the kli (the vessel) that will hold, that will feel all of that delight, the kli comes to a state where it is 100% to receive. The Creator is 100% bestowing delight and the kli, the vessel is 100% opposite.
Now the kli was made, but there is a problem, it is as far from the Creator as possible, totally opposite.
This causes another set of operations. How can the kli bridge this endless gap between her and the Creator?
We will learn all of this in great detail later, but in short, she has to receive, she is a desire to receive, that is what the Creator made and to fulfill creation she needs to receive everything that He is bestowing, but instead of receiving for herself, she develops an intention (kavana) that she will only receive because she wants the Creator to be happy, she receives for the sake of all of creation (love of others), not for herself (self love). Little by little she corrects her intention until all of reality is included in this corrected vessel and the light of the Creator is clothed in all of reality in actuality. This is called the end of correction.
Seth@KabUThank you Seth for taking the time for answer my question. Â It brings more questions to mind but as you said we will learn more later.
I study a little religion and I really like the symbolism and, and I’m curious to know if the New Testament and the Torah are the same? Starting from this question, if it is the same book, what is the symbolism of Eve having accepted the serpent’s temptation to eat the forbidden fruit? Does this symbolism have to do with the separation of the human being from God? How so?
Andrea,
Here is a great book by a wonderful friend and long time student of our teacher the kabbalist Rav Laitman.
This book will reveal many of the secrets of the Bible for you.
http://www.kabbalah.info/files/public/Files/ebooks/The_Secrets_of_the_Eternal_Book.pdf
Seth@KabU
Elvis,
As we learn, there is no light without a kli. It means that although all of reality is right now permeated with the highest spiritual lights, we don’t feel it at all because we don’t have a kli, a vessel for it.
You and your cat go to the opera. The opera hall is filled with beautiful music but the cat has no kli for it, he doesn’t understand romance and nuance and vocal performance and the costumes and the theatre. He has no kli and so he does not receive in his kli any of the sensation of the “light”.
In short, we acquire the sixth sense by developing the kli for it.
To do that, one needs an environment that constantly develops that desire in him because unlike our desires for food, sex, money, honor, power, knowledge, etc. the spiritual desire requires an awakening from below, it does not renew on its own like the corporeal desires.
Seth@KabU
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