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Who said anything about sharing? That term doesn’t exist in authentic Kabbalah. Don’t share unless that’s normal in the situation and there are clear incentives for doing so, according to the regular way that the world works. But not because I think it will bring spiritual benefit. You’re correct that that will provide others an opportunity to take advantage as well as think I’m strange. Kabbalah is not telling you to change your actions in this world. I need to change only my intention, from reception to bestowal. And here by the way it is also not “sharing” because an intention to bestow must be 100% or nothing, meaning I’m only doing it to give contentment to the Upper Force.
Hi Mohamed,
A person needs to go from our natural state where all our desires and thoughts are in order to receive, to a state where on top of my natural desire I have an intention that is in order to bestow to the Upper Force, which all my desires and everything else come. Then I feel the Upper Light becuase it is bestowing and I am bestowing, and so we feel each other through equivalence of form. Of course, doing this requires mastery of the entire wisdom of Kabbalah. This is the only thing we’re in this world to do.
Everything will be revealed to each one: where you are, were and where we’re going, and the good and beautiful reason why; the reason for everything leading up to this and why every single thing needed to be that way, and how we wouldn’t do it a bit differently. The reason we don’t yet identify a particular Reshimo we’re in is because it includes absolutely everything in our feeling, mind, everything. All that if I imagine it’s not past or future, but above timespace, including what inclination towards spirituality I have, is the reshimo I’m in.
🙂 That’s a proper follow-up question. It is written for us. The fact that it’s not understandable is because we need to develop the Kelim (vessels) to feel, and then understand what we’re feeling. Afterward, we cross the Barrier. Then it really becomes a guidebook to the spiritual world.
There’s a relationship, but not a readily explainable one. And I don’t really need to know that; the way I can know that in words isn’t considered really understanding. I just need to know that the writers of the Zohar want to present what they are calling commandments in a certain order because probably that’s the order in which it is possible for me to attain them. Whereas the Torah is not a guidebook for attainment for people who are below the Barrier to the spiritual world.
Of course, if I could be in and delve deeper into There Is None Else Besides Him, I’d reveal everything within that, but I can’t because each second a new portion of the Desire from the Shattering emerges, and this divides the reality into many. I can’t unite it back into one with my brain because my brain is an outcome of that Shattered desire. That’s why I should try to see all things coming from a single source, but then I’ll see that my ability to maintain it is dependent on my connection with others on the same path. Because though I’m shattered, I can begin with uniting with them in this shattered state, whereas the None Else Besides Him I can only relate to when I’ve already started uniting the shattered pieces, beginning with the lightest pieces (the friends in the spiritual group).
