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“There is none else beside Him.”
And
“For Her name.”
I am curious if there is a hidden meaning here between the 2 genders mentioned, as I believe both are about the Creator. If this is the case then please let me know this significance, why we did not just stick to “He” in reference to the Divine Creator. Thank you
I am trying to understand that connection I have a question, based here between the 2 above quotes:
“A person bears no responsibility for external or internal actions, including our doubts and descents.”
And
“Ascents can be dangerous on the spiritual path because the satisfaction we experience can cause us to lose our ability to connect them to the Creator.”
If we are not responsible for the internal actions, then why would they possibly lead us to lose our connection to the Creator? The Creator is guiding our actions to Him in these ascents, isn’t that correct?
We must look for the Creator in everything, and ask for Him to reveal himself to us. There is just the Creator and the Creature, everything else is an illusion. Everything can be solved with the Creator, who loves us so much that he specially crafts each second of our reality just for us. When we come to connect with Him and perceive Him, then we will truly know there is none else besides Him…
I have found Kabbalah fascinating since I first picked up a book by Rav Michael Laitman. Finally joined this course after some years of reading his books.
I watched the videos multiple times in order to grasp the concepts. Tony explains things very thoroughly and I was able to understand what authentic Kabbalah is supposed to be. It was also a great way to dispel ideas that were not productive in attaining true spiritual goals, as well as to get me on track with what I needed to know practically to begin that process. It helped me to understand the process of getting in touch with my creator begins here and now in this lifetime, in every moment.
