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I feel like that doesn’t really answer my question. I’m not trying to speculate on how advanced another person is spiritually. Doctor Laitman made a distinction in his comment, and I’m trying to understand what that distinction is.
I have a question about the following excerpt:
Question: how does the 10 come to Lishma together?
Answer: we cannot speak about the interpersonal feelings of each and everyone because I cannot feel someone else’s feelings. Rather, after the reforming light fills us up as one group, as one Partzuf, then we can feel more of what each of us is going through. And this is still far away; It’s still ahead of us.
My question: who is the us it is referring to in “it is still ahead of us”. Is “us” young Kabbalist or is “us” all Kabbalist. for example, does Dr. Laitman or yourself (if you’re a mature Kabbalist) have access to the “other” or is this referring to a theoretical connection that no one has attained yet?
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If Adam was a real person 5707 years ago, what happened to all the other ‘people’ around him and their descendants? Why was Adam the only one given a soul? Are there descendants of his contemporaries that live today who have no access to a soul?
I feel like they are both perfectly good answers! Iron sharpening Iron. Different perspectives of the same outcome. There are probably many answers to this question. I’d love to hear them all.
Interesting! Seth said tonight in the Sage Speaks “Not even Kabbalist know what the end of correction looks like, we’ve never seen it”
Where is all this going? What happens after we connect enough points in the heart and correct the world? Where will Kabbalah be in 1000 years? Does humanity dwell with the Creator? What does that look like? Like specifically. Does all the chaos and confusion in the world resolve?
Or does the corporeal world implode from the maturation of the ego. Is that the plan? Do we all end up as dust because we blew ourselves up and we live in the rest of our existence in spirituality?
