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Hi Magsy,
We can say generally that sitting refers to Katnut (smallness), a state of nullification. But we can’t then use this to interpret it in every instance. We’re not going to try and interpret King David. It’s too high. Sometimes even Rabash would point to Psalms and say, “This, I don’t understand.” We read that more for the overall impression.
They are your desires that helped you overcome them, by directing you away from the path, or even toward the path in an incorrect way, and they are overcome so that you elevate precisely upon them.
Check this out:Â https://laitman.com/2011/03/female-desire-and-male-intention/
That that is how we’re built. We all try to connect as much as we can, but of course no one is the same, and the biggest difference is between men and women, their internal build. But each one, by the sweat of their brow in the direction of connection draws the Reforming Light, which does what’s necessary.
Besides adhering to everything we’re doing until then, because in that you’re always doing the most relevant thing, when the convention materials become available, prepare for all the lessons by going over that material. Write questions for the teacher, for yourself, that you have about the materials. But the main thing is to prepare the intention: what is it that I’m coming for? With what do I want to come out of this convention?
Hi Lori,
A gentile has nothing to do with your family lineage. That won’t help or harm you. A gentile is one who has not attained the spiritual world during their life in this world, meaning has not attained Equivalence of Form with the Upper Force of bestowal. A Jew is someone who has. I can call myself Jewish all I want, but if I haven’t reached the Upper World in a permanent way while still living in this world, then I have to return, to correct myself. It has nothing to do with what you are, but what you do.
