Ask anything about week 3 lesson and materials and get an answer from a senior Kabbalah instructor.

[Tony Kosinec- KabU Instructor]

Ask anything about week 3 lesson and materials and get an answer from a senior Kabbalah instructor.

[Nick Martinez]

Hi there,

I posted in the other forum recently regarding our preparation question for this week and realized as I was writing it my response itself was actually a question. I’ll repost it here:

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Ultimately the goal is adhesion with the Creator – but the practical steps to attain this seem to change depending on the level of spiritual progress we are on.

It seems that for now, in the preparation stage where there is no perception of the Creator whatsoever, the goal is constantly aspire to Him and the desire to bestow in order to draw the Reforming Light. The Reforming Light can then do for us what we cannot do for ourselves, namely generating the first truly altruistic desire in us which provides with the screen.

Is it correct to say that the aim of our work differs before and after the acquisition of the screen? While it would seem to be true that the growing of an aspiration for the Creator should remain constant throughout, the goal in the preparation seems to be exclusively to draw Reforming Light. Where as it seems as if after the acquisition of the screen, the aspiration towards the Creator becomes a process with more input from the Creature, for example – the individual correction of egoistic desires as they appear and a constant back and forth process between the Creator and Creature to reject/reflect Light egoistically and accept it altruistically.

 

Hopefully this makes sense as it’s a bit confusing reading this back..

[Seth – KabU Instructor]

Nick,
Very nice.
Obviously we are talking about things that we didn’t perceive yet, but the approach and the direction are correct.
Seth@KabU

[matthew shifflett]

Why is religion one way. it seems you have to believe in something else besides the creator. It seems some religions forgot all about the creator. when you ask about it some people get all defensive about it. Kabbalah seems like the universal truth that people are trying to avoid. I feel the wisdom in my soul. thank you, teacher I really want to meet you. I appreciate all you do. i listen to the books every day. I know if you are narrating them there is great wisdom in it. you help make the light shine. I look forward to working with you.

[Seth – KabU Instructor]

Hi Matthew,
All of your instructors here at KabU are students of our teacher, the kabbalist Rav Michael Laitman.  We received all of this method from him and from the books of the kabbalists that we study together with him.
Prior to the wisdom of kabbalah there were no religions, there were different kids of actions and things that people did but after the wisdom of kabbalah revealed to humanity and then after humanity again descended into its ego, religions manifested in different parts of the world according to how the ego took a piece from the wisdom and interpreted it.
Seth@KabU

[Leyah Lynette Evol]

Shalom Instructor

Would you agree that Kabbalah can be practiced in any religion and that it in fact enhances your religious experience as you’re then able to see perceive on deeper and more meaningful levels of understanding?

[Seth – KabU Instructor]

Leyah,
There is no contradiction if someone wants to practice their customs and religion.
In the same way that gravity works regardless of one’s religion, in the same way, here in the wisdom of kabbalah we are learning about the laws of nature, how everything in the universe and beyond is constructed and operates.
Seth@KabU

[neutress]

No question, I do a lot of pondering over the material I read.

[Seamus Dolan]

While reading some of the recommended reading a question popped into my head.

Our “free will” is limited to our choice of the environment and I fully get that now. What came into my thoughts was do we have free will to choose our intention or is this also something we have to receive from the Creator? The ability to modify my intention seems at this time some way off.

Thanks

[Seth – KabU Instructor]

Seamus,
We work on it and pray to have a correct intention.  We plant ourselves in the spiritual environment that advertises to me the value of the correct intention and we read the kabbalistic texts.
All of these things draw lights to us that actually perform the corrections.
Seth@KabU

[Mira]

This is an impressive lesson and I am really grateful to this explanation. That’s life changing attitude towards the creator and towards everything. Thank you very much for that 🙏

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