Ask anything about week 4 lesson and materials and get an answer from a senior Kabbalah instructor.

[Tony Kosinec- KabU Instructor]

Ask anything about week 4 lesson and materials and get an answer from a senior Kabbalah instructor.

[Purity K]

I am still learning. Thank you.

[Abe Tapia]

The lesson was awesome.  With this kind of lessons,  I will learn kabbalah. THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Abe Tapia]

At what point in the learning process of kabbalah will I be in a 10.

[Seth – KabU Instructor]

Abe,
After these first few preparatory semesters, students are given the opportunity to work with a 10.

Seth@KabU

[Natalie Steenbok]

Thank you for this video. I would like to ask.  If at the spiritual level of  Malchut, we develop a filter that changes our intensions to that of equivalence of form (Altruistic). In that point when we are restricting our reception are we in any way rejecting the givers full intension by not receiving fully or are we in fact fulfilling the original intension by becoming like the Giver in essence.

 

 

[Natalie Steenbok]

Thank you , I have enjoyed the lesson .

Thank  you

[Tamar]

How does it look like? In the video there was an example about the dinner analogy between the host and the guest.

does this take place in all actions between 2 people ( giver and receiver ) ?
also, is it true to say the the creator is a receiver and depends on us to give in order to exist?
Thank you

Tamar

[Seth – KabU Instructor]

Tamar,
At every moment of our lives we are in this example.  We don’t feel that life is sustained at every. moment by the Creator.  Every breath, every sip of water every heart beat, do we feel the Giver?
We can say that the Creator desires to fill the creature with pleasure.
Imagine that a mother makes a meal for her children.
If the children refuse to eat, maybe the child doesn’t feel well and the mom is upset about it.
But when the child will finally accept the food and eat, the mother feels pleasure.
So the act is not about physically receiving or giving the food, but the act is the internal movement.
Seth@KabU

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