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    Jonathan
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    How should a Kabbalist practice forgiveness?

    in reply to: Ask Anything #447627
    Jonathan
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    Thank you!

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    Jonathan
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    If I stick to going to Kabbalists for answers to my spiritual questions, will any negative influences from my previous spiritual involvements quickly wane? I wish it were as simple as just leaving my previous tradition, but I feel like I have to pull it up by the roots. It has some undeniable psychological or spiritual basis that greatly affects the body-mind. I know that there’s a lot to Kabbalah, and I just want to make sure that I can gradually attain the Light while climbing the spiritual ladder even if my previous involvement in another spiritual tradition was deep. I know that setting the foundations right will be important, and I feel like I’m having to lay them over previous foundations, if that makes sense. I am not new to spiritual pursuits.

    I study Kabbalah daily at this point in my life. I’m working on improving the quality of my study, but rarely a day goes by that I don’t involve myself in the wisdom.

    Jonathan
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    I learned that there is a part of myself that does not want to connect, and that I can rise above this ego consciously by building an intention that is strong enough to do this, through the help of the friends. I am realizing the importance of the friends and the spiritual environment, and that without connection I cannot reach the Creator. I learned that there is a Creator and that there is a science for attaining equivalence with him, and that with the proper environment I can aim myself at the Creator through proper work in the Ten to rise above myself and nullify myself before the Creator. I cannot attain spirituality on my own and I am excited to meet more Kabbalists as time goes on and work in Tens. I am very grateful to the teachers here for teaching me how to access the meaning of my life!

    Jonathan
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    The spiritual principle would be so integral to the way society functions that egoism would appear to be a big mistake instead of socially acceptable like it is today. Normality would be reversed, and higher functioning would be the norm, as only through the spiritual principle can we attain the Upper, which will become a clear reality to us that we can navigate, with our spiritual eyes open, collectively. A spiritual world.

    Jonathan
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    Like Carly said, this interconnected world already exists, it’s just hidden from our perception, so we can’t feel it. Every time we do we get a glimpse into what all of our lives could be like if we functioned above our ego instead of being controlled by it. It’s a beautiful world of mutual bestowal and interconnected people that draw their strength from the common soul found between them all.

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