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Lori here   in reading “Then and Now” the excerpt

To a Kabbalist, the term, “Creator,” does not sig- nify a supernatural, distinct entity, but the next degree that a human being should reach when pursuing higher knowledge. The Hebrew word for Creator is Boreh, and contains two words: Bo (come) and Re’eh (see). Thus, the word, “Creator,” is a personal invitation to experience the spiritual world.

How can the Creator not be a “distinct” entity and yet offer a “personal” invitation to experience? To me those two words are in direct contradiction of each other.  explain or elaborate please Thanks

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How will Kabbalah help me in my everyday life dealing with the people around me.

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Hi I am Lori and am joining this intro class with two other people. We wanted to study Kabbalah together so we can talk about what we are learning.

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Why is purpose greater than creating art, or music the highth of civilization, or science which greatly benefits humans?

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