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Connection through the wisdom of Kabbalah can cause every good that can be in the world and in the Upper Worlds because the Light in it reforms the vessel in which we feel the world as shattered, so that the Light can fill this vessel.
Kabbalists also actually always preferred to study in the middle of the night, so if the live lesson falls at that time for you and you can manage that schedule, it’s not bad.
Hi Beverly,
That’s true, advanced science too is starting to suggest that life doesn’t arise from the universe, but rather the universe arises from life: from the perception of an observer springs the whole of reality. In fact, what you see is how in egoistic senses you perceive the spiritual reality.
Now, whether to pursue that axiom further and realize its applicability in practice is up to you. First is to study the wisdom of Kabbalah as knowledge, and later in feeling, because during the acquisition of knowledge the Reforming Light works on a person and builds the vessels required to perceive.
Hi Logynn,
You will get an email. You haven’t yet because a new Young Group has not started, which will happen in several weeks from now.
That quote is talking about feeling the Creator. I don’t know if it’s in connection with your studies. It could also be in a way that isn’t during your studies. But of course it will be connected to them and as a result.
Hi Magsy,
We can say generally that sitting refers to Katnut (smallness), a state of nullification. But we can’t then use this to interpret it in every instance. We’re not going to try and interpret King David. It’s too high. Sometimes even Rabash would point to Psalms and say, “This, I don’t understand.” We read that more for the overall impression.
