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And, forgive me, I need to add: the resistance of environment goes so far, that they reject Psalms and King David and all his work and expression – and how should I relate to this then, if our leading environment, like the Rav and teacher friends are recommending Psalms, but closed friends reject this? To whom do I have to adhere in this case? Because on another side it is said “you have to go with your friends”?
So from your answer I understand the same I felt too – there is that One Force which made everything what is, and man – or better said the creature which is trying to grasp that Force – is trying to name it making different sounds with its body/vessel, by mouth and mind.
I asked because the sound/word “God” is a cause of great resistance in some people, who then connect the sound/word “God” to smth they can’t grasp, and they show much resistence against it, and they’re even ready to go into fight arguing “I’m atheist, I don’t ‘believe’ in God, Kabbalah is a science, etc”. By such resistence and “belief” – right? – is hard to get back to connection and unity.
If this occures within a group – how should we relate respectively answer to this?*
*On another side: it is true that I by myself doubt the correctness of what we mean of being the Creator or God, since there is no answer yet who or what are these “beings” who said “let US make man”, if they’re truly divine or not, if they’re the Creator who made all what is or not – and I am aware that because of my doubt I get it mirrored within my environment.
How can I gain clarity, what do I have to think, consider or read, in order to fix this, that it will never be again a source of doubt?
When we say Creator and God – is there the same force behind the words? God is often mentioned in sources from Baal HaSulam and Rabash in contexts where “God” is ment as being “the Creator”,
The purpose of the Passover process is to leave the Klipot behind, right? But I also remember reading that the shell is sustained by Kedusha because we need it (the klipa) What do we need it for? What happens if we leave the shell behind while we still need it, and what conditions must be met for us to finally leave the shell behind and no longer need it?
That sounds for me like receiving the light. Rejecting would be to simply not accept anything He gives, like He wouldnt have given it. At most to accept it/aknowledge it if I can enjoy the fact that He enjoys me receiving it, giving gratitude back. After all every moment of life is for His contentment, and one lives by checking every moment in which way expects He one to serve the ones around. Is this still the intention to receive?
