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Hi Shulamith,
Kabbalah is the method by which we can correct our egoistic nature. As a result of this correction we become similar to the Creator, to the general force of love and bestowal. As a result of becoming similar to Him, we reveal Him in practice in our lives.
Why was it necessary to conceal such a wisdom? Because egoism was still not yet fully developed. For example: if you compare Kabbalah to a medicine that can cure a rare disease, obviously you can’t take the medicine before you’re diagnosed with the disease, but once the disease actually manifests, you can take the medicine and be cured of it.
It’s just like the 5 stages development of a disease within a person. First a person is healthy. Then he is sick, but he does not feel it. Then the disease spreads to the point that he starts to feel pain and symptoms of the disease. This then pushes him to go to a doctor to get diagnosed and find the cure, and etc.
2000 years ago, egoism was still on a very low level, there was no need to correct it. Starting from the days of the Ari, egoism already grew to a certain extent (and technically the prohibition on Kabbalah ended there), but humanity still didn’t feel sick, on the contrary the ego was the main driving force of all of our development. Then from around 1995 egoism peaked and began to show itself as bad, like a cancer that begins to kill the host body. This is the peak at which there was a true need for the cure. Which in essence is what the Kabbalists have been waiting for all these years, for the desire, for egoism to fully ripen.
Albert @ KabU
Hi Heather,
We’re all part of a single system, like cells within a single body. The root of our soul is our particular place within this body.
Check out this blog post from Rav Laitman for more details: https://laitman.com/2010/10/the-root-of-the-soul/
As for the root of the soul being in the environment, it’s because each one of us is just a cell within the body. On its own, each cell is lifeless. It’s only by connecting the cells together into a greater body is there an opportunity for life to flow between them.
This is why all of our work is in the spiritual environment. It’s specifically in the spiritual environment where we begin the work of reconnecting these cells together. And it’s in that same place where we reveal the spiritual life between us. So all of our work, our point of freedom, the root of our soul is all found within the spiritual environment.
Check out this blog post from Rav Laitman for more details: https://laitman.com/2014/05/puzzle-adam-harishon/
Albert @ KabU
Hi Elnaz,
We’re all parts of a single system, like cells within a single body. In this integral system, all the parts are equal and everyone is important. So much so that if even a single part is missing, then the whole system is incomplete. Meaning the purpose of creation must be attained by EVERYONE. And if even one person is missing, then we have not yet attained the entire purpose of creation. It’s like a eight billion piece jigsaw puzzle, where if even one piece is missing, the entire puzzle is incomplete. So relative to that goal, every single person is equal and very important.
But in order to reach that goal, there is a certain order of corrections that need to take place. It’s like building a large jigsaw puzzle. First you start with all the corner pieces, and only then do you gradually work your way to the center. It’s the same with our spiritual work. There are those that are awakened to this work earlier and those that are awakened to it later. Those that received awakened points in the hearts are like those corner pieces of the puzzle that need to start the whole process. Later on, due to their good work, they pave the way for the rest of the world to join this process.
So those with awakened points in the hearts are indeed special, not in the sense that they are better than others, but in the sense that more responsibility is placed on them at the current moment. Just like with parents and children, while the children are growing up, the parents bear a greater responsibility over the family. But once the children grow up, they too will take their share of the responsibility of the future generation. Furthermore, you can even say that everything that the parents do is for the sake of the children. Likewise all of our spiritual work is ultimately to benefit the whole world, not ourselves.
As for you being here despite not liking it. We need to remember that “there is no coercion in spirituality” and that “one studies only where ones heart desires”. So you don’t have to be here if you don’t want to be here. You’re free to go find another path that is more suitable for you.
Albert @ KabU
Hi Ron,
Tony has a live Q/A event every few weeks, if you want to ask him something directly, that might be a good opportunity.
Here’s the link for the live events page: https://kabuconnect.com/live/
Albert @ KabU
Hi Mohamed,
There might already be some materials translated to Arabic.
Check out our portal site for details:Â https://kab.info/
Albert @ KabU
