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.

[avi]

Hi – we (my wife and I) have been doing some of the KabU courses over the last few months.  Would love to meet some people in our area/province who are also into this.  Would KabU be able to help us find people like this?

 

[Seth – KabU Instructor]

Avi,
Yes.  We are meeting at the KabU retreat in a few weeks.  It is a wonderful event where we get to know each other better and to be immersed in the spiritual environment for a few days  https://retreat.kabuconnect.com/

In addition to that, after you complete the self study portion of the curriculum you will be able to join the graduate environment and get to know the other students more closely, eventually connecting with those in your area.
Seth@KabU

[J. Alexander]

Nice!

 

[Anja]

You say: my only free choice is to chose my inviorment. (Friends etc)

But i don’t choose, since every human society

Is  an ego-dominated one.

There are no community who is on the spiritual path to find.

Where is the free choice?

My free choice liés inside of me and is the only one i have: do i want to serve the ego or the creator. And even this one is not possible to convert into life-reality since société don’t allow it, suppresse it, murder it!

So the only free choice is to choose to serve God , which allows me to enter mentally into the spirituel world since i do have to live my bodily life in the matérial World?

 

 

 

[Seth – KabU Instructor]

Anja,
To solve this problem we are given the kabbalistic group.
This is the only group that we enter with our soul.
Step by step you will see the world group of thousands of students who are on this path together for decades.
Now you are in the introduction to the authentic wisdom of kabbalah.  Later in your study you wiill have the opportunity to meet the large groups around the world.
Seth@KabU

[nat]

I have two questions:
1) quote: ” Tip of the Week: Try and let the environment influence you – especially when spirituality feels distant, unattractive, unappetizing and dry. ”

so it’s like going to the gym even when I am lazy to go, but in my area there are no kabbalists groups or environment to inject myself in, what to do?

2) quote: “In other words, what the feeler tastes is what he considers true. If one tastes bitterness in reality, meaning he feels badly in the state he is in and suffers because of that state, that person is considered wicked in the work. This is because he condemns the Creator, called “the good who does good,” because He bestows only goodness to the world. Yet, with respect to that person’s feeling, he feels that he has received the opposite from the Creator, meaning the state he is in feels bad.”

so what is the practical thing to do here? pray to the Creator to help me see things differently? accept things? if I am suffering, is it blasphemy?

[Seth – KabU Instructor]

Nat,
Yes, it’s like this.  We get many emotional impressions that can help us understand spiritual concepts.

Yes, pray.  We can say we accept when we feel bad, but we don’t really accept it, we don’t like to feel bad.
Seth@KabU

[nat]

thanks, Last night I woke up at 3 am, I’ve seen this pattern when I pray, I wake up at 3 am ish and I get some really good insights, is this the Creator answering my prayers or just my imagination?

[Marie]

When presented with challanges, personal, corporeal, emotional, relational environnemental; I ascend to God in palsms, and passages from the Torah, Bible that reassassures me of God divine protection. Is that considered true prayer or am I still seeing the event through my eegoistic nature?

[Seth – KabU Instructor]

Marie,
Of course we are always seeing events through our egoistic nature.
And reading these texts is very helpful.
Seth@KabU

[Meron]

I just want to make sure I’m understanding the concept right. So a Kabbalist lives in two words. What he does in the spiritual world does not affect the corporeal world but just helps him accept what happens in his corporeal life as good and have no resistance to it. Is this correct?

In most religion we establish a relation with the creator so we can somehow influence our corporeal life and emotion. If i can’t do that with kabbalah then what is the purpose of it?  There are some religions that teaches not to have resistance to life, just let it happen. Is that what kabbalah  also teaches?

[Seth – KabU Instructor]

Meron,
I don’t know where you heard the things that you wrote.
You heard some things and invented many others.
The wisdom of kabbalah describes an eternal, spiritual world, not this world.
This world is depicted in our brain according to how we feel.
For example a person who is in love is not bothered by problems whereas a depressed person sees problems everywhere.  They live in the same world but one sees only good and the other sees only bad.  The world itself did not change, the one who is perceiving reality is the one who changes.
What you are trying to say is that we are not praying to change the world, we are are praying to change ourselves so that we are more like the Creator, who is whole, integral, without flaws or lacks.  When we become like Him in our qualities we feel a whole, integral world without flaws or lacks.
Seth@KabU

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