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To obtain knowledge through study and applying the lessons to our everyday life. To do this, it requires a heart that seeks only the truth. That truth comes through understanding the language of Kabbalah and the language of the spiritual worlds. By applying that understanding to our everyday life, it opens a frequency that’s orchestrated by the Creator when we take the correct steps into auteurism and equivalence of form.
To evolve into a Kabbalist (of receiving from the Upper World), one has to give of themselves by not internalizing but through external behaviors that relate to loving your friend as yourself. Putting egoism in its’ proper place by allowing it to expand gives us the ability to correct egoism into auteurism.
As I come to understand each lesson, I try to put it into practice in my everyday life. Some days don’t always allow me the opportunity, but when it does, no matter the situation, it’s an opportunity to put others before myself. It is truly a freeing experience because at the same time I am putting someone before me, I’m also sensing a freedom like a bird that is flying on the wave of the current – a frequency of the light – the pathway to correction – a pathway that is producing merit by obeying the pathway of the light – the Torah – the Truth – Emet. It takes me into another dimension that is only attained through trusting the process.
It entails me first having an intention to receive correctly in order to give to others and not for the purpose of myself. This process is established by first allowing the ego to expand in order to correct it in order to give to the Creator.
I thought from the beginning of the lesson that the solution to self-inflicted issues would be solved by not allowing ego to have access in my decision making but to stop it at the onset. I realize how that it is impossible to counteract it completely and for a good reason. The ego is needed to in order to transcend from this desire of ego to a desire of auteurism through correction.
It entails being proactive in denouncing every egoistic thought with an intention of keeping the mitzvot of loving your friend as yourself by putting their needs above yours.
It is encouraging to understand the necessity of interacting with others on the basis of bestowal. Not just for the sake of it but because of the cause behind it of what the Creator desires. This makes me want to do it because it is His desire for all of mankind, which in of itself is the ultimate purpose. To love one another! It’s something we can’t do in and of ourselves. It means loving as the Creator loves, being one with Him in all aspects of our created being to fulfill His desire of Oneness.
