Preparation Prompt: Envision a world where individuals are interconnected through the spiritual principle of love. How would societal dilemmas be approached differently in such a paradigm?

[Julian Edwards- KabU Instructor]

Preparation Prompt: Envision a world where individuals are interconnected through the spiritual principle of love. How would societal dilemmas be approached differently in such a paradigm?

[Jack Brenon]

I could not find the hint, so I will take a guess or at least explain how I understand it.  To attain the spiritual world one needs to understand it (attain the light of Hochma).  To attain the light of Hochma, one needs the light of mercy (Hassadim).  To attain the light of mercy one needs to be “Equivalence of Form” with the Creator.  The Creator Judges who is in that true state  and grants the light Hassadim that attracts the light of Hochma after laboring and praying to fulfil this desire.

The Rashbi, the Ari, Baal Sulam and Rabash show the methods through the group and connection with other similar desire seekers who can resonate the request and obligate the Creator to grant it.  Once He grants it, He will be revealed and suffering will end.

[Purity K]

When we form groups in our physical world, they act as converters to the spiritual world.

[Gabrielle]

By connection within the group we can create an environment that brings together our points in the heart and desire for spirituality.

[Liss]

Our world is spiritual we transform faster by connecting to a group and studying together

[David]

First of all, the physical world is not a real thing. It is already a spiritual world as this is all that exists. Through correction of the ego and being rewarded with equivalence of form with the Creator, little by little we recognize what we thought was physical as actually spiritual.

[suzanne]

Our physical world can become a spiritual world by creating the environment of books, teacher, and the group therefore the converter is the desire for connection that transforms the physical to spiritual.

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