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Who or what is the Creator? We read in the TES Questions table from Baal HaSulam following:
11. Creator (Part 1, Inner Observation, 18)
The name Creator relates solely to the actual innovation, meaning the “existence from absence,” which is the substance of the Kelim, defined as the “will to receive” in every essence. It was necessarily absent from Himself prior to creation.
1. When the question is about the Creator – why is the answer depicting the will to receive?
2. Is the Creator the will to receive!?
3. If it is about emphasizing the aspect of “relating” – why does the answer anyway relate to the will to receive instead of to the Creator?
Unfortunately I missed the Grad Class, this question being a question for the best fit in Mike, but because it really burns at time, I put it here, thanks Gianni. How do YOU see it!?
When a baby is born in this world – does it come with its GE to the AHP of the family? Or the other way around? Does the baby actually have an AHP?
Hello Gianni,
1. are the psalm written by King David in the same order they are published?
2. And in the psalms in which he rebels against God – that is quite clear being the evil inclination, but in the psalms where he prays against enemies – is it considered as being his evil or his good inclination?
Thank you
No bother. I’ve written this in a moment of fading out everything and on another side not ‘liking’ every music arrangement I know of us until now which could accompany what I intent to do. Silence is actually the best. All the best.
Hi Gianni,
after several hints I’ve gotten from our environment – I will read all the psalms with all my heart and spirit I am given, not for me, but for the Truth and Justice of God, for Israel and for the arrival of Messiah. I remember a video of you giving guidance how to read the psalms, and especially concerning music – can you share a music link might be the right accompany for my humble prayer?
Thank you!
