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The primary purpose of a Rav is to guide us towards the Creator. One becomes adept in this role by drawing inspiration from another Rav, submitting one’s ego to learn deeply, and striving to mirror the Creator’s essence (see picture below).
Reflecting on my impression of the Rav, the video evoked in me the profound essence of what it means to have a ‘vocation’. A vocation emerges “where one’s deepest passion converges with the world’s direst need.” From the footage, the Rav exudes genuine dedication and fervor.
The central theme of this assignment is the significance of submerging oneself to the wisdom of the Rav. Admittedly, such surrender does not come naturally to me. Grasping this teaching early on is beneficial, as it necessitates my continual dedication to remain receptive. As Danny underscored during Sunday’s class, it’s crucial to heed the inner compass of our hearts. Presently, that’s the journey I’m on. I am deeply committed to this path, led by the sincere calling of my heart, even if the destination remains undefined.
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I was watching a recent YouTube video from KabU and Julian mentioned this course in the Cain video. I really like understanding the structure of reality
I have been wanting to join a group of 10 for a while now. It does not seem to be materializing.
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I can’t attend Thursday night meetings because of another commitment . It seems like the process is that a person starts attending graduate level classes and the group of 10 gradually naturally joins a group of 10?
For all the importance that this school places on groups of 10, it is really hard to figure out how to do it. Maybe it’s like a Jedi ritual!
Does anyone know when I will be able to join a group of 10? I posted this question 3 weeks ago and the answer was ‘a few weeks’. Sorry if I sound inpatient, it’s just not very clear on how this is supposed to work.
