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Rav is the tone giver as well as guide and companion in the process, on the path. The individual decision to fully trust him and to receive and accept the message and his advice he gives, that is what makes the Rav. His dedication to the pass and to his mission are an example to me, In the older videos (10 15 years ago) Rav was literally radiating the wisdom, I have always wondered “how can it be, that his light doesn’t jump over the people, and they would have it to, beyond words and explanations? Do they not see it, get it?” Probably all that light he has radiated has not been received because of lack of proper vessels.
To last homework: the 3 key principles to achieving the goal I see in both articles are to love the friends, to annul the self and the mutual guarantee.
“I no longer bite into that apple” and “I won’t even listen to the snake” remain discernments if there is no direction given. The correction is “I eat from the tree of life” and “The Creator is talking to me. Do I listen?”, and this should be the only one doubt I have. Then I have a goal and an intention.
I take a bow down before you, Soul of KabU, I will never lose my friends, because there is none else besides Him. L’Chaim!
Hi Gianni, thank you for not deleting my post. Today I got the answer from the lesson
“(…)at its essence, Malchut has no more than a dot, a black dot that has no white in it.
If one accepts that dot as the core, and not as something superfluous that one wishes to be rid of, but moreover, he accepts it as adornment, it is called “a handsome abode in one’s heart.” This is because he does not condemn this servitude, but makes it essential to him. This is called “raising the Shechina [Divinity] from the dust.” When one sustains the basis as his core, he can never fall from his degree, since there is no departure in the core. (…)”
From Shamati 127, The Difference between Core, Self and Added Abundance
Noon lesson today
Today my questions are more clear
1. Is the point in the heart actually a corrupted desire/dark light? And does it get connected with the dark light of the ahap of the upper degree?
2. I’ve heard we have no soul until we grow one, but in articles is said about souls and their arrival in this world, for example. Do we have individual souls? Is the point in the heart considered as a soul?
I apologies for the inconvenience, I will never forget again that texts cannot be edited. I’ll do better! Thank you!
I’ve thought once ‘a point in the heart must be like a hole, it is dark’. In a recent discussion in the ten a friend said according her remembering of studying pticha – a point in the heart is a corrupted desire, and that this point in the heart, as a dark one, attaches itself to the ahap of a ‘person’ with a higher degree. I’ve thought the GE, meaning the light of a person, i.e. the light of someone get linked to the ahap of a higher degree person. So – is the point in the heart a dirty and corrupted place/sequence parzufim are linking through?
Even if I still don’t have the proper attitude and expression for my gratitude, I do it in the ‘classic’ way saying a big THANK YOU to KabU, to all instructors who are guiding an accompaning us with so much wisdom and love, that they are sometimes guard rail to us when we are to loose our focus or intention, that they are an example to us about how to love. I am deep grateful to have you in my life and even if it is hard sometimes, you are such a divine gift I will never be able and adequate enough to thank for. L’Chaim friends ❤️🙏🎁
