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In the natural world, each thing has a root in the Upper World in a one-to-one relationship. When humans start making all kinds of things, not everything has a clear root. Like a computer doesn’t, for example, but a book does. Typically the root is called by the name we have for the branch in our world.
Baal HaSulam writes how Rabbi Yosi Ben Kisma made himself small before his students, and that’s why he advanced. You’re in a situation where you’re convinced that you’re greater than the ten. And this is the problem you have to advance, and not the problem you’re suggesting.
They’re Baal HaSulam, Rabash, and Dr. Laitman’s teachings, and I’m glad you enjoyed them in this course. It all went inside, even if it’s not mentally clear yet. And it will all be there when you need it.
I don’t know about fractals, but each one has the root of their soul, and so they get corresponding qualities. Eventually all their qualities find their full and perfect expression – possibly in a way one did not imagine.
One won’t know unless they reach the root of their soul. But generally whatever can be used to cause connection is good use of one’s qualities.
Still, there is an accumulation of bestowal, that he doesn’t even feel as bestowal. At first, he feels only the gift, and maybe doesn’t feel it as a gift; afterward, he feels the Giver. And then he has to do something. Because the feeling that he exists gets cancelled. Because He’s doing everything in me like a hand in a glove. “For Him,” “For me,” doesn’t factor in. I need to be like Him. Later, there is Malchut itself. But briefly, to feel as Malchut we need to feel the Creator’s love, and for that we first need to love Him.
