Preparation Question: Our entire work in Kabbalah is only to attract the light that reforms. By this we receive everything we need for our advancement. Furthermore, I’m told that if I will help the others, I will advance myself even more towards spirituality. How does this work? What does it mean to help the others, those with the point in the heart, on the spiritual path?

[Julian Edwards- KabU Instructor]

Preparation Question: Our entire work in Kabbalah is only to attract the light that reforms. By this we receive everything we need for our advancement. Furthermore, I’m told that if I will help the others, I will advance myself even more towards spirituality. How does this work? What does it mean to help the others, those with the point in the heart, on the spiritual path?

[Molly]

To love our neighbour as we love ourselves…in this context to support and encourage other students to advance as we would hope to advance and by doing so we go forward collectively .

[Kristin]

By connection with the point in the heart so the will to bestow will become larger as the point in the heart.

[Claribel Rivera]

By helping others achieve the goal, with my desire and prayer to help the other I accelerate my process along side therirs

[sj]

I suppose to help others would mean to do for them what I would do for myself. If my work is to attract the light that reforms, then I should also make it my work to attract that light for others. I’m not sure how to do this. Prayer, yes. Treating them with love and kindness, yes. But I’m not sure how to go about doing those.

[Dante Yigael]

I help others, those with the point in the heart when I connect with them inside a Kabbalistic environment and properly pray from them outside the environment.

 

 

[Russell]

I’ve interpreted this as helping others the best we can, treating one another with love and kindness.

Learning nothing is a coincidence helps shift ones paradigm. Ergo daily events are sent to develop our path towards the light.

In this development we learn to meditate on the smallest of events and what we can take from them, asking oneself ‘what did I learn from this’ or ‘what were my unconscious biases’ before and after could be valuable in this process.

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