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We want to understand the whole of reality, which is far greater than we perceive through our corporeal senses and existence. That is only 0,01% of the infinite that exists. We want to perceive the 99,99% that’s left. We want to transcend the filters of our senses, ruled by ego and self interest, in order to attain the will to bestow of the infinite, the Creator, the control room. But there’s a paradox in this because we can only attain it if we manage to bypass our ego and our will to receive, which is our essence.
Through the study of Kabbalah, I want to understand the deeper reality beyond the physical world and connect with the Creator. Kabbalah teaches that reality is unified, but our ego creates the illusion of separation. By aligning with the divine will, I can move beyond self-centered desires and experience the interconnectedness of everything. Ultimately, Kabbalah leads to spiritual growth, where I can correct my soul and fulfill my purpose, contributing to the harmony of the universe. It’s about gaining higher consciousness and seeing the true nature of reality.
To the perception of reality as unity with God, which we lost during the fall from the Garden of Eden, which happened after we first learned to identify with our egos, rather than with Source, as a response to the eating of the fruit of the Tree of Knowledge.
I watched a video of Mike Letiman’s on YouTube yesterday where I first heard of the law of equivalence, which made me have a better understanding of the second greatest commandment as presented in Matthew 22:36-40. It is not directly what Dr Leitman said, just what I understood from what he said, so I hope it is correct – that to be able to love each other as ourselves we have to stop seeing each other as different, or as not like us. Previous to that I had understood the call to love our neighbours as ourselves in the usual sense of the social norm of politeness (kind of). Now I understand this merely masks the issue that I identify with my ego whenever I see a difference between me and others.
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