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We always say study where your heart desires. But I think if you want to learn the whole system quickly and then open it up more deeply from there, the Blueprint of Creation course does that. But there’s immeasurably more depth of feeling in Rav’s lessons, and the understanding ultimately comes from the feeling, the Reforming Light working. I would always rather learn from Rav. I think the Light teaches and the Light in Rav’s lessons is something serious. Those lessons are likely to require more time though, like a minimum of 5-10x the time. In the end, you have to learn this stuff from a higher source. The question is whether, in the middle, you want the Blueprint of Creation course as an on-ramp.
Aside from just the Light working, you want to sort of have these matters sit in your box, as a system. This way, you can orient yourself better toward, say, The Study of the Ten Sefirot, and so your demand for the Light may be stronger during the study.
First you have to live a while in what I said. Then, you’ll know. Around the clock, in the feeling that you’re standing before the Upper Force, it’s a good Upper Force, doing good and only good to you and to everyone, and that you want to return this goodness with your every thought and action.
All the real reason is in spirituality. It’s as if we give up on reason and go into something unreasonable. Instead, one is typically in something so embarrassingly unreasonable, below reason or within beastly reason that there’s going to be great laughter about it later on. And leaving this is what he calls reason and thinks that he might – god forbid – depart from into something “unreasonable.” So, it’s a big question if one is even within reason yet, to have reason to go ‘above’, in the first place. Reason comes from the spiritual degree, the reason of the Torah it’s called. Then we have to go above reason. For now, we have to do something like it – to go against our will to receive, and so on, but we’re not already in reason nor above reason. I know we speak this way, in our aspiration, but it’s not precisely our state.
