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Yes, and doing good is mainly in the intention, since all actions are essentially egoistic. It’s better to be clear that I’m doing egoistic actions across the board than thinking sometimes I’m good and sometimes not.
Did you really suffer in a dream? Or you only imagined you suffered. How do you view it after you’ve woken up?
But you do get something of value from dreaming.
Hi Logynn,
We don’t need any self-criticism because I didn’t do anything – the Creator did it. Anything deeper than that is already a Klipa (shell) in disguise. About the future though, I have to act as if there is no Creator. After I act, the Creator did it. However counterintuitive it seems, this is the only way to see the reality of There Is None Else Besides Him.
If I study with the right intention, and draw the Light upon what needs to change in me, I’ll certainly perceive a better reality.
Hi Marketa,
Sorry I missed this question. There have been people who attained the spiritual world, less in the way of teaching, but in making corrections, which bear some correlation with corrections in the places they happened to be in our world. Sure, it can be that being from the area they were in, a certain preparation was made there, among the people, and so you feel some closeness to them. These are Kabbalists that studied in secret, left no method of study for others, but made corrections that others would later be able to work from.
