[Eliyahu]

The question already contains the answer: By changing myself

The reason why we landed on this page is that we find ourselves unable to change.

Now you give us the knowledge that there is a way to change by choosing to connect to an environment with the common desire for change.

I can tell that tgis is a good place because it is challenging to reconnect. And from my own experience I can say that which costs alot of effort will reap a good outcome.

[Eliyahu]

I like especially the way how Seraphim stated it two posts before. There is nothing more to add.

I will add anyways some points:

1) Don’t try to introduce other sources, even if they look similar to our path. Every path is valid, but we are here to stick to ours and are always free to leave and follow other paths.

2) Don’t allow anything or anyone to divert you from clear instructions. But be merciful and patient.

3) Don’t try to correct someone else’s misbehavior. Lead by example. They are sensitive enough to feel the difference.

4) Always focus on what connects us all and why we gathered.

5) Just be nice and polite

 

 

 

 

[Eliyahu]

It is that everything which happens to me is to develop me to become more similar to him. Some events in my life look unnecessarily cruel to me, but they are served to me by the one unfailing source. So I have to put my efforts to understand how this all is supposed to correct me.

[Eliyahu]

<p style=”text-align: left;”>The way the lights enter the kli as Tony described it in this clip looks as if Nefesh enters Keter of the Toch, and finally Yechida enters Malchut of the Toch. Was it on purpose that it looks that way? To me it seems that it was explained in an opposite way in later courses.</p>

[Eliyahu]

I wish for you all that you have the Power to always return to the path,  no matter what is going to happen, and that you don’t go too hard on yourselves. Hold in mind, that declines and disconnection are a part of it and that you just need to overcome whatever is holding you back from reconnecting. There will always be someone to reach out to. And know that the Great Work cannot be completed without you.

[Eliyahu]

I don’t know exactly how I’m doing it. The idea to connect to the environment just pops into my mind, and then there is a choice to connect, which I can follow or dismiss. While engaging, there is the easy mode where I am just drawn into and intrigued by the contents, and the hard mode, where every second trying to follow feels like an act of violence…

Somewhere in that spectrum is the frequency I guess. But before even the idea to connect occurs, there seems to be no chance to tune in.

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