[Duke Gard]

Gianni,

Thank you. I was hoping you’d elaborate on something else. A passage on page 48 of the Kabbalah Science and the meaning of life. Here is the passage:

The wisdom of Kabbalah explains that all that exists around us is the Upper Light in a state of complete stillness, and all the changes and the endless possibilities are inside us. All that we see is the reflection of ourselves in the fixed, unchanging Light.

For me, this passage needs some unpacking.

Specifically, “the endless possibilities are inside us”; how could this be?  If the spiritual world affords endless possibilities, is it even possible for human intellect to understand this concept? If it isn’t through my mind/intellect, how will I gain an understanding of the endless possibilities?

Thanks again for the previous response. I’m trying to process this new material, I might be over thinking it.

 

[Duke Gard]

Could you elaborate on what Dr. Laitman  says in the last related video: Discover Your Connection With Others? He speaks of love and hate having to be become greater as opposites of each other. Is he referring to the collective body of all people? Or is this something that is happening at an individual level?

[Duke Gard]

To have the light influence us in a manner such that we gain a greater appreciation for the spiritual aspect of humanity.

[Duke Gard]

KR2 was delivered at the right pace for me to stay engaged while reflecting on the concepts throughout the day. In this course, I hope to learn more and gain a deeper understanding on Kabbalah.

[Duke Gard]

Albert,

Thank you. That was a great answer. I’ll review the blog post you’ve indicated.

Thanks again.

Duke

[Duke Gard]

Hello,

Does the creator know the unique circumstance of each creature? From my understanding, brought on from listening to these lessons, it seems like the relationship between the creator and the creature isn’t clear. Does the creature think of the creator as a superior construct? Is the creature suppose to worship the creator? Admire the creator? try to be like the creator? Is there the concept of praying to the creature? Or is this all a metaphor that I can’t get my mind around yet? I’m coming from a christian background so I might be trying to map these concepts to what I know. Very moving and interesting material. Thank you very much for considering my questions.

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