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In regular life it’s not realistic yet. First, try to be in “There is none else besides Him.” What you’ll need to include in that, and constantly needing to renew it, will take all of your efforts. If you can hold onto that, we’ll talk further.
Hi Todd,
Both suppositions are true. It’s true that you have to accept everyone. Rabash did this; Rav did this. At some point, though, we need to know that we’re in laws of nature that never change, and one such law dictates that while he can certainly study, and he should study, if he’s not married, he’ll be studying essentially with half of the desire that he has to correct; and the other half, he’ll have to eventually find, and correct as well. But no one should use such sticking points as excuses to delay their advancement. Go ahead and continue, and remember the advice of Rabash, “It is not that the friends should love me; rather it is I who must come to love the friends.”Hi Melanie,
Certainly! But that’s the entire wisdom of Kabbalah, and to have the sixth sense is to already be born into the spiritual world where one can already see for oneself, like one who is born into this world sees the sun, tastes the food, etc. Sure, there’s a study from others once there, but that’s already a different kind of study. In short, how to develop this sense, we will learn together.
Hi Mark,
Great questions.
What about people who don’t have the capacity to study? Will they not be able to connect to the creator?
Everyone will eventually connect to the Creator as this is the Goal of Creation. It depends when though. Those who can, should run for it.
When has the “Barrier” between our reality and the spiritual world been created? Has that barrier always been there since birth, or did we create a barrier by detaching from the spiritual world?
We’re after the point at which the Barrier was created, of course. It happened gradually, as the spiritual worlds concealed the Creator degree by degree, until the last degree, which concealed the Creator to an extent that it is as if there is no Creator and no knowledge that there even exists a spiritual world, to the point where one is even denied the knowledge that something is hidden from him.
If possible, what can we as parents do to keep our children connected with the spiritual world?
My answer to your fellow student, Adi, may also help here. When a child is born begins the detachment from the sparks that remind one that there is an Upper World to attain. That’s because it is organized from Above this way, such that a person has to attain it out of their own free choice. Thus, toward one’s kids it’s by being a regular good parent, and if you yourself advance internally, spiritually, they will feel that. You don’t need to teach them Kabbalah.
Hi Adi,
We start with a regular Will to Receive pleasure like all the parts of nature have, down to the smallest particles. For example, an atom that is missing an electron pair will seek it to reach a sensation of equilibrium. And every animal, and person, seeks, in each moment, whatever their proverbial missing electron pair is at the moment. Now, the ego per se is not this desire, but where this desire expands, into the perimeter of others, at their expense. This happens to humanity as a whole over the course of thousands of years; and exists in a person in embryo from the moment they detach from the mom, and in more advanced forms as they reach adolescence and adulthood.
Hi Sebastien,
I think, in that, there’s a sort of materialization that might make it easy for the masses to visualize, but if we’re serious about this, no visualization is going to help. What exists in nature for a person to open up is an additional sense that contains 5 additional senses, spiritual senses, which sense the additional, upper dimensions of reality, which we’re already in, but don’t sense, because with the 5 senses we’re born with, you can only sense our world, and never the spiritual world. The wisdom of Kabbalah aims to develop this sixth, spiritual sense.
