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Gmar HaTikkun is the final correction, no difference between the Creator and the creature – all concealments revealed.
Chris – KabU InstructorModeratorThis isn’t something published by our organization, so we can’t really comment on it. Not sure what’s written there.
Chris – KabU InstructorModeratorNo. Even if it’s painful and the ego found it worthwhile, it’s still considered pleasure.
Chris – KabU InstructorModeratorHi mrc,
These are all pretty lofty concepts. I will say, if you feel “bad”, then you’re probably talking about “bitter”, meaning life has its “bitter” moments and its “sweet” moments. I’m of course always longing for these sweet moments.
Once a person is ready for a different realm of existence, they’re prepared to enter calculations of “truth” and “false” where what they feel in their will to receive, whatever their sensation of existence is whether it’s feeling good or bad, this, they do not relate to – meaning there’s no importance in how they “feel” but rather more interested in acting freely, independently of their inborn nature of acting only in order to receive for themselves and making calculations for how to reach greater levels of equivalence with nature by asking for bestowal instead.
Thanks,
Chris
Chris – KabU InstructorModeratorHey mrc,
You can imagine whatever you’d like, as long as you don’t hold onto it and try to build your imagination of what spirituality is based on moments of apparent “clarity”. This is something all of us naturally do since we want to understand spirituality like we familiarize, study and then eventually understand ideas and concepts in our world until we can master them ourselves.
The best advice is to aim to want to “feel” what the concepts are, where are they within you – meaning emotionally – not your what your corporeal brain can attempt at rationalizing spirituality. The heart will change, and with that the mind will suite itself to the new desire.
Thanks,
Chris
Chris – KabU InstructorModeratorHi Mary,
Kabbalah explains that we’re given the illusion of control and free choice so we could develop in a certain way, to become “ripe” for where we can find true freedom.
Thanks,
Chris
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