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  • in reply to: Ask Anything #465518

    Were the concealment suddenly lifted, we’d, for the first time, feel what we’ve spent our whole life trying to do: receive. And since we’re uncorrected, we’d receive in order to receive. Since it’s already known about us that that is what we will do, stringent conditions stand before us: we have to rise to spirituality. This means the Light doesn’t come down to us, as we are, as we wish it would. Rather, we have to rise, meaning to change our form of reception – our innermost property – and take on forms that are Equivalent with the Creator’s quality of bestowal. Already being like the spiritual world is the condition for revealing it. We can explain more and more, but really the Reforming Light needs to work on us so that it changes us and we reveal these things.

    I’m not sure, though, what you mean by EynSof, the infinite…here there’s room for confusion.

     

    in reply to: Ask Anything #465484

    Both are correct, no contradiction. There’s no question that we’re in concealment, and it’s only in our perception. It’s written, “I, the Lord, do not change.” And that’s because Malchut of Eyn Sof restricted itself – so that it would never again receive pleasure unless it was unquestionably in order to bestow, in Equivalence with the Upper Light. This is what is written in the Ari’s poem: https://kabbalahmedia.info/en/sources/UncaTFGA The desire was unlimited (Eyn Sof, no restriction), and now there is a restriction, a stern limit. The Light hasn’t changed; but a concealment was placed over it, so that we would not realize we’re in the king’s treasury and start stealing.

    in reply to: Ask Anything #465385

    This math is not above time and space, and true everywhere. It’s consistency is generated by the consistency of our will to receive, which is infinite in its relentless drive for fulfillment. And it is from after the Restriction. So before the restriction, there’s no concept of the infinite. Eyn Sof, translated as infinite, means completely fulfilled, referring to the desire – whatever size the desire is. If there is more light than that, I don’t know. I just know as much desire as I have, the cup is entirely full. Maybe it’s a thimble, but it’s filled.

    in reply to: Ask Anything #464925

    I develop the intention as I develop love for the friends. Love of friends is the button I have. It activates the Light, the Light imparts the intention. I can make whatever arguments I want, but if I don’t come to see my ten as the greatest in the generation, avatars of the Creator, perfect, then I will not reveal the Creator. That’s more important than whatever else.

    in reply to: Ask Anything #464679

    Every day, every minute I’m auditioning for them again. Accept me as your friend on the path. Imagine every day it’s a first date – you show the best sides of you and only see the good in them. If they accept you and want it, you’ll reach spirituality.

    in reply to: Ask Anything #464678

    All you can do is teach them correct examples of connection. The laws of connection that we learn are the highest laws of reality. They have to be taught by example especially.

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