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If it’s like you’re saying and all the ten feels that way, then there’s a misconception about what the ten is for and we need to look into it.
There’s something to all that, but generally all I can bestow is the importance of the goal, my example; and with this there is no room to harm them.
You mainly bestow to the others your good attitude. This is the hardest thing because I can give an object to one that I hate, but changing my heart is something else.
Is it bestowal if a friend doesn’t want or ask for something so they have no clue that another friend is bestowing but the bestower insists that they accept it? It’s possible to bestow without the other knowing it. For example, my small child doesn’t have to know how I relate to him with great love. But it can’t be bestowal if it is rejected because then it’s not according to the friend’s desire but according to my desire.Â
If someone bestows something we do not desire, but we accept it does that make it that the person receiving is actually bestowing? Yes.
I have read we should taken on the desires of our friends, but what desires are acceptable? I help them realize their spiritual desire.
I can’t answer because the original text was written by Kabbalists and the text you provided is a translation in which words have been changed and entire words and concepts that don’t exist in the original have been added. But also, the original is very high and I wouldn’t get confused with it because it’s not directly in front of us, but, believe it or not, what is discussed in this course, is. It’s a paradox – I get that – that here it seems as if high-flying in some distant upper worlds, while in a text like that one it seems that we can pretty much understand what’s going on.
There’s an order here, like in all systems. A person needs to first reach corrected connection with others with a Point in the Heart. Later, there’s a different work that isn’t exactly like what’s being taught presently. In short, we can’t exercise Kabbalistic principles on those who do not aim at the same goal.
