Ask anything about week 5 lesson and materials and get an answer from a senior Kabbalah instructor.

[Tony Kosinec- KabU Instructor]

Ask anything about week 5 lesson and materials and get an answer from a senior Kabbalah instructor.

[Ken]

Is this the meaning of life?  If it is…How is the Impossible…Possible

[Seth – KabU Instructor]

Ken,
We are in a system, until now we didn’t understand what system we were in or how to respond to it.
It is similar to a newborn baby who lives in the world, with arms and legs, but doesn’t use them and doesn’t interact with the world yet.  But he grows and can become a king.
Seth@KabU

[Melanie]

I had an experience in an energy point holding workshop in my past.  An 18 year old girl who worked and ate only McDonald’s food came to the work shop on a stretcher.  Her options were to have her inside removed and use a bag and never eat solid food again or die.

After the third and last day of the workshop she was still on the stretcher and getting sicker.  The facilitator had 7 people hold the sick girl’s energy point; the circle behind those held on to their shoulders.  I was on the last row 6.

I closed my eyes and I politely asked God to heal that child.   I quote “Please God heal this child” 3x with lots of feelings in my heart.  After repeating that I felt like dizzy, high, I don’t know but I was definitely in a different state of consciousness.  Something told me open your eyes.  I opened my eyes and I saw a dark shimmering cloud lifting from the sick girl  towards me.  The same voice again said vomit, and I did.   To everyone’s surprise the sick girl got up and went to the toilet for the first time in a long long time.  She was healed.

Question is the above true story a form of love thy neighbor as you love yourself?

Does an empaths naturally tend to care for others before they care for themselves?  Those are usually the housewives who usually regret their good actions later in life I think (just my opinion).

[Seth – KabU Instructor]

Melanie,
There are many stories such as yours.
The natural world is filled with all kinds of wonders.
You can get examples of what might be happening in spiritually although what you are describing are not the same spiritual phenomenon that we are studying, nevertheless you can draw some understanding about how we work with unseen forces to help each other.
Seth@KabU

[Enrique Rojas]

Si aún hay en mi diario vivir tendencias autodestructivas y desorden, entre otros aspectos de caos y negatividad, ¿cómo puedo, entonces, pretender que, en tal estado, he de amar al prójimo?

[Seth – KabU Instructor]

Enrique,

Slowly slowly by studying correctly and following the advices you will advance.

However if you have some normal corporeal problem you must deal with that like a normal person. If you break your arm you must go to a doctor. If you have some emotional or psychological issue, you must seek out people who can help you with that.

Seth@KabU

[Amy W]

I feel that we are being directed – or led – to a state that in Zen would be called “enlightenment” or “awakening,” a state in which all is seen as the One Thing. I look forward to understanding how the Torah’s commandments will lead us to that state.

[Natu]

We explored the concept of ‘love your neighbor as yourself’ as central to Tikkun Olam. Could you clarify how we can genuinely develop this inner love for others and ensure it’s not just an external action but rooted in the right intention?

[Seth – KabU Instructor]

Natu,

This is a gradual process and like all of our senses it happens though measuring opposites.  We don’t have now a sense to perceive the spiritual light, but we do have our corporeal senses and with them we can feel more and more how opposite we are from altruism, how we cannot escape from our will to receive. Precisely this revelation leads to the desire and awakening to escape it and then a shift happens.

It is all according to our desire.

Seth@KabU

[Carly]

Our human love is very selfish, and I feel that to “Love thy neighbor as thyself” we must gain a much deeper understanding of what love really is. From a Kabbalistic point of view, what is love? And is the point in the heart the beginning of love? Also, is love the element that directly enables us to bestow?

[Seth – KabU Instructor]

Carly,
Love is that we do everything for the sake of the other.
This does not simply mean that you feed everyone else instead of yourself, it is a state of being in the heart, in the feeling.
In fact with your hands and feet it may look the opposite to someone on the outside.
There is a story about a child who had something in his eye and wanted to scratch it with a stick and the father was restraining him and all the passersby thought the father was hurting the child.  The father was protecting the child and bringing the child to get help.
So it’s not simple.
The point in the heart is like the seed of love, if the sperm will become the man, the point in the heart is the sperm that will develop into a soul that is vessel full of love.
Seth@KabU

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