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It’s a hard concept to grasp at first. Not sure how to make it easier in explaining through words, but I guess you could say that the “bottom number” becomes the “top” number in the next Reshimo. What you had before in the previous Partzuf, is what you start with on the next.
No worries, it’ll come the more you expose yourself to it. Just don’t try and exert your brain too much and get stuck on these types of things. They’ll come naturally in time.
Chris – KabU InstructorModeratorThat’s part of our development. What child wants to leave the house and take care of themselves? When you grow up, it feels like the right thing and you even have a desire for it, you feel like it’s the correct next step.
The same is true on our path toward becoming similar to the Creator. It’s a path with gradual changes, just like in our world.
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Chris – KabU InstructorModeratorHey mrc,
It comes from the structure of the will to receive, how it was built to enjoy all kinds of pleasures. One of those is as you described which comes from the spiritual pleasure of serving the Creator – another “flavor” in bestowal.
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Chris – KabU InstructorModeratorHey Omara,
In this world you’d see, according to what scientists say, the Big Bang occurred a little less than 14 billion years ago and basically happened in an instant and from that moment over billions of years the still, vegetative and animate developed and continue to develop until today. This is the material world though.
The correction process consists of seven states, called “seven days of creation”. Naturally, this is a conditional name. It has nothing to do with the seven days on Earth it does not refer to either day and night or light and darkness on earth. Rather, it refers to the spiritual states and spiritual sensations of a person who passes through these stages of correction. It talks about the system in which one’s soul is corrected while existing at the level called “Earth”.
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Chris – KabU InstructorModeratorHey mrc,
That’s certainly the right direction, but the question will always remain, “who do I want to enjoy?”. Do I want to enjoy in the end, or do I want the Creator/others to enjoy and for me – nothing?
This is the difference of “in order to receive” or “in order to bestow”
This is the whole correction.
Chris – KabU InstructorModeratorOur direction should always only be one….towards greater connection between us.
This of course goes with the 30 minutes a day BHS writes about which is also necessary but it’s used more as a guide for if I was able to successfully aim myself towards greater bestowal than “yesterday”.
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