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What should we do to hold him as much as we can? Is there any writings of Baal HaSulam about what we can do precisely? If yes, Please, provide the link so that we can read it. Thank you.
What should we do as a group of ten if a friend decides not to attend the meeting because he cannot understand what prayer truly means? But he says he is still with us on a spiritual level.
What should we do so that we don’t push him further away, but instead bring him closer? Should we simply acknowledge his position?
I have been having this feeling; it first happened in the ten. That we need to reveal the Creator from the will to receive. But I was having so many thoughts about what could be the will to receive,…associating it with how bad I feel some resistance in the work.
I asked because, during this morning’s lesson, I had a strong feeling, like an ‘Aha’ moment, that we need to reveal the Creator within the will to receive. But now I just have only this one thought, the will to receive, that’s where I need to reveal the Creator
I don’t know if that is right. Please, I need guidance. I don’t know if I communicated my thoughts to you correctly.
“I was thinking about how we can keep our friends in mind at all times. One way is for each friend to ask a question in turn. The rest of the group can then take that question and direct it to the Creator, asking how we can bring the friends closer to Him and how we can please Him through it. During the gathering with the friends, we would begin with these questions, helping everyone stay connected and focused together.”
Please, I would need an advice on that.
“…So, it’s better we relate to these forces realistically, according to what we know about them, and not to tack on some names from the Upper World…”
Thank you. It is like everything is before us. I remember some time ago, one instructor said we should not overthink it and that we should focus on the text. We shouldn’t think it is something far away. And that really changed the way I approach the Kabbalistic books.
