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Depending on the individuals perception, their goals and orientation through life for example if my goal is to follow the guidance as presented and to obtain the knowledge to understand and follow ones incarnated purpose, or highest purpose, then by the definition of the choice i made earlier, there is no free will, all is as it was designed to be, unless of course i then decide to change my values and or goals away from such a purpose, i may do, in the name of free will so and receive the befits and limitations that come as an effect to the causation of that change of value
This dilemma of confusion of where one’s freewill lies is well shown in the statement of Apostle Paul “the things I want to do, those I do not and the things I don’t want to do that is what I find myself doing”. He lamented there possibly would be nobody to help him out of this problem of confusion of “where freewill lies”, I believe. Your teaching aptly explains the sources of influences on our decisions and choices in life. We are more like puppets in the hands of the puppeteers DNA, education, upbringing etc., until with the wisdom of Kabbalah, I think we can learn how to align our will, decisions and actions with the altruistic forces of the Creator, so that we receive the gift of bestowal of perception of true reality. On this Kabbalah hints at the bestowal of prophecy and the Holy Spirit if I get your teachings right.
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