[ilse]

I understand it…yes, “be the change you want to see in the world” (Gandhi).

[ilse]

Thank you Gianni, the comparison you made with a romantic relationship makes it directly very clear!  Indeed, imagine that we would behave ourselfs as if we were in love with everybody, how beautiful this world would become!

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The simple fact that i want to change this world, is the proof that i’m still in my will to receive. Because if this world doesn’t give me pleasure, it “must” change in order to make ME feel better. So the desire to change it has nothing to do with what’s going on in the world, but everything with my egoistical need (its compulsive). Only when i don’t want to change it anymore, i come out of this compulsive  desire and i become free. Is this a correct way of seeing things?

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[ilse]

Gianni you wrote above: “…..you have to find the way that your friends will want to receive it willingly.”  And how do we find that way, so that there will be no rejection ?

[ilse]

That’s strange, because in the research that i did, this is what I found in Kabbalah Info: « In Kabbalah, karma isn’t really a term that’s used. But the idea that your life unfolds according to a deeper spiritual continuity does exist. Rather than rewards or punishments for past actions, Kabbalah speaks about reshimot—spiritual records or imprints that carry the information of your soul’s entire journey.
These reshimot shape every new state of development, guiding what you experience next—not as payback, but as a precise system designed for growth and correction. Nothing is random; everything is part of an intelligent process leading the soul forward » #kabbalahinfo #kabbalah #wisdom #spirituality #karma

• This reply was modified 1 month ago by ilse.
• This reply was modified 1 month ago by ilse.

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I try to understand the concept of Reshimot, but i’m not sure if i understand it correctly. Can we say that Reshimot is comparable with the concept of Karma in eastern teachings ?

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