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What do you tell your parents who are in their mid-80’s and going through some health issues, who have no religious background and knows very little about “God”, the meaning of their life at this stage? since in their eyes (and in most people’s eyes), what’s left are mostly sufferings and little hope?
Helen,
In general we don’t give “personal advice” for family situations.
What I can recommend is that they feel from you love, devotion, care and patience.
Sit and talk with them. Ask them about their life, their childhood, your childhood. Talk about your children, show them photos.
Bring them something they like to drink or eat or listen to a song from when they met that brings them good memories.
In the course of your conversations if you feel that they are open you can add little drops of higher wisdom, but only if they are open to hearing. Mostly comfort them and make them feel loved and cherished.
Wishing you good luck,
Seth@KabU
I have Three questions.
1.In this lecture or Kabbalah, can I get type of Prayer? for example in my religion “Christian” we have pray format and word.
2. Can I see who achieve the goal? who already connect with upper root? what they are doing now in this real world.
3. I got some Jewish men and I ask them said like this. “did you study kabbala? ”
they are look like scary or surprising, How did you know about kabbalah? they ask me. my answer was like this. I start reading and study kabbalah. Their answer is shock me.
” it is very high level spiritual degree. may be you will be mad. you can not controlled your self.”
why they said like this?
Demilew
Demilew,
1. Of course there are “prayer” texts composed by the great sages. We are not working with you with those texts now. Later we will have an opportunity to engage in that. We are here to introduce you to the fundamentals of the spiritual work and the search for meaning in life.2. No, with regular eyes, you cannot see who has spiritual attainment. A person who is on this degree also lives like a normal person in this world.
3. I understand, there are many misconception’s that come to us over many years. In general don’t put a stumbling block before a blind person. If you find someone who will be confused or rejected by the wisdom, then there is no reason to share it with them.
Seth@KabU
I have watched the video and asked a question but it is not giving credit for completion. What do I do?
Lori
Lori,
Please email support@kabuconnect.com
Seth@KabU
The Latin word Religare as I undertand it, is the root word for Religion and is defined as “to bind, to tie” or perhaps to re-unite, or cleaving unto. Religion has always seemed to me to be a methodology or life style that people lived in an effort to ‘bind’ or ‘tie’, or re-untie with the G-d. From this perspective can we say that Kabbalah is also a Religion in as much as that it is or seems so to be a methodology of life which is designed to assist one in re-uniting and cleaving unto the G-d, or to bind with or tie to, achieving equivalence of form with the Creator?
Shalom.
We learned about reaching the state of Lishma and achieving equivalence of form with the Creator. Could you elaborate on how we can practically work ‘above reason’ and overcome our egoistic desires, especially when faced with doubts and challenges along the path?
Nature,
Someone who is intent on climbing Mt. Everest exeriences the cold and the difficult terrain as part of the journey whereas a normal person subjected to those same and inhospitable conditions would feel very bad about it.
What is very important to us is to make the spiritual goal great in our eyes and to surrounded by others who are doing the same.
In that case all of the doubts and challenges take on a new form as leverage to get to our goal.
Seth@KabU
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