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Hi, I’m a little conflicted. I think I heard the Rav say that we should just live our Corporeal life as normal, and not worry about changing anything. Maybe I am misunderstanding what the Rav was saying…
1) If what I am learning on the path of Kaballah and truly want to work toward spiritual altruism; but my daily life to survive in this world requires reception (because my business needs to turn a profit), I feel very incongruent. How do you separate the two, if that is what we are supposed to do?
2) If I do the work with the help of the Rav, authentic sources and the friends and are working in the spiritual world, because our world as Tony would put it is the world of results, how does that affect our day to day life if at all?
I have to find out everything I can about what is concealed once I know something is concealed. The desire is intensified by my natural curiosity. My ego wants to receive the “secrets” which is probably going to be a challenge.
Sorry to have missed you and this week’s lesson. Corporeal life took over my time in this world, but you were all in my heart. I’ll watch the lesson today. Good thing spiritual life transcends time and space.
To truly connect is to become one with the other in love, to join our desires into one in the desire to reach the goal of consciously taking steps toward restoring our relationship with the creator.
In the sources, the word Demand is used quite frequently. Such as the Demand for the Reforming Light. Why is the word Demand used instead of Ask? Demand has quite a different connotation in my mind. Is it not disrespectful to Demand something from the creator instead of Asking because the granting of a request is his will not mine?
