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People are born without spiritual perception to experience egoistic reality first, creating contrast and free choice to gradually develop the point in the heart and strive for the Upper Light. This step-by-step process allows us to build our own vessel for bestowal like the Creator through effort, erasing shame and achieving equivalence of form by attracting the Light that Reforms.
What exactly does Tzimtzum Aleph (First Restriction) change about the relationship between Malchut and the Upper Light after shame makes direct reception impossible?
This question probes the mechanics of the cosmic shift, how does this “law for all reality” create the empty void, and what new rules govern fulfillment from that point forward?
Hafetz Hesed (delighted in Mercy):Â The quality of being content at being emptied of the Light of Hochma, and instead enjoying the Light of Hassidim.
Ohr Hassidim (Light of Mercy): The Light of the correction of Creation (as opposed to the Ohr Hochma, which is the Light of the purpose of Creation). Giani can yo please explain to me in much simpler terms what exactly the difference is between the two and how can I use this in my life?
Hi Gianni and friends,
My name is Carina from Canada (Alberta). I started studying Kabbalah 6 months ago and attend the grad classes live whenever I can. I’m joining this class because it was recommended in the Sunday evening session as a great way to get introduced to the fundamental text of TES, gaining a general overview and grasp of the system. I’m thrilled that such a course exists and truly grateful to Gianni for offering it. I’m very interested in studying TES and motivated to participate with you all.
To change the world, the key is to transform ourselves from within by shifting our inner qualities to align more with altruism and connection rather than egoistic desires. Kabbalah teaches that individual spiritual growth through awareness and intention creates a ripple effect that influences all of reality, meaning that by changing our mindset and actions, we can gradually bring positive change to the world. External problems like war, famine, and climate crisis reflect the collective inner state of humanity, so true change begins with each person working on their inner self to match the higher spiritual intention of unity and light.
