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About a month before I enrolled with Kabu, I had been very concerned about the way Nature was being manipulated to change our environment. I found on the internet (youtube) Kabbalahinfo, and was able to gather information on this subject and was fascinated with the Tree of Life and the principals of Kabbalah.
I gather it might have been “the point of the Heart” that set me in the position of enrollment to Kabu.
Many thanks for this enlightment.
What reveals itself here, to me, is that there is one final destination, equivalence of,  or affinity with, or knowing the thought of, the Creator. I am understanding that the free will that is available is simply deciding to seek out and be drawn to the Creator, or to be nudged, or pushed – towards that which the seed, or soul, is pre-programmed to accomplish – final equivalence of form with the Creator. This new view of free will, affords faster, conscious affinity – or, alternately – slower, possibly more unconscious for a time, and painful attainment of affinity or oneness. Either path leading  the ultimate goal. I am feeling very drawn to proactively seek to know the thought of Creation, and move from reception to bestowal purposefully. I choose the fast track if these assumptions are even close to correct. That is why I am here.
What’s a goal without knowing where you come from and where you going?
what goal have to do with the creator?I love to help, my hands are always open, I do these acts of love for others because I feel that the Creator does the same, Bestow. It’s only natural that a child wants to be recognized or acknowledged by its parents. I only look out for people because I feel that God put me here to help and I want to please Him.
How can I make the above process Ego free, or am I being delusional.
Boe,
You’re one of the small percent of the population that enjoys from doing for others.
But as you understand, some take and others give, but all of this is still to fulfill our egos.
You would feel pained to not help others.
So no matter what we do here, we are created to fulfill ourselves, whether we can do that from receiving or from giving.
The next degree will be to rise above the ego. That is what we are in the process of learning to do here together.
So that whether my hands are giving or receiving, my heart is eternally one.
Seth@KabUI think the recurring theme I see about this concern is “fake it till you make it.” Trying to emulate the Creator will attract the assistance of the Light, which will set up scenarios for us where it is possible to be like the Creator through our natural desires combined with our new intentions.
In christianity, especially in the evangelical church, they teach about always doing anything within the will of God, everybody’s goal should be to live by the will of God at all times. Is this what Lishma means? How does that compare?
Akosua,
Lishma is something above us. Above our head.
For example imagine the difference between a rock and flower.
Now think of the difference between a flower and a zebra.
Now think of the difference between a zebra and the Queen of England.
Now imagine that above the human level is the next degree of our evolution.
That is where Lishma is, it is a spiritual degree above our biological human degree.
Seth@KabUIt sounds like coming from that belief system that instills a habit of intention to agree with the Creator might be a big help in advancing in Kabbalah. In my experience the difference we have to bridge, coming from Christianity, is to understand that there are no exceptions in the Creator’s will to bestow on us. His will is all love and good to all of us all the time. . . none of the judgements or exclusions we’ve learned in church apply.
Logynn,
There is this and there is that.
In the wisdom of kabbalah we are talking about natural laws, forces.
We will spend a lot of time studying these laws, how they operate and who we are, how we operate and how these two systems, bestowal and reception work together in the plan of creation.
Also there is your family and your culture. You don’t want to disregard and throw them out.
Seth@KabU
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