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This lesson really helped me to understand the difference between employing my thoughts in an egoistic way and employing my thoughts in a way that will move toward correction. Knowing that the study of the Wisdom of Kabbalah doesn’t enable me to “control” this world is so helpful. Learning that the study of the Wisdom of Kabbalah can enable me to use my thoughts to bring more light into this world is very motivating to me.
We can get in touch with the upper force by learning from the wisdom of Kabbalah how to awaken and develop our points in the heart and by developing a consistent intention to get in touch with the upper force. We can create an intention to bestow to the creator and to use the wisdom of Kabbalah to refine that intention. The intention to bestow to the creator will result in the mutuality of the intention to bestow coming to us from the creator and coming from us to the creator.
It looks like I get to ask a question after this video, too.
I got the impression that the intention to receive “not for me” can be applied two ways. It can be an intention to receive for the benefit of the creator. And, it can be an intention to receive in order to benefit another human being. Is that correct? Probably having the intention to receive in order to benefit another person ends up benefiting the creator, too.
First I’d like to thank you, Seth, for your comprehensive answers to everyone’s questions. I had no idea that this course would have this kind of benefit. I learn so much from other’s questions and how they are answered.
My question is: I’ve heard the term “bread of shame,” where the creature cannot bear how different it is from the creator. I believe it precedes the shattering of the original soul. Would this be found in the Malchut?
I truly wish all of you the steadfast capacity to walk the path of light rather than suffering. I wish for you to feel, in most moments, the realness of the love the creator has for you.
I believe that we can rebuild the collective soul and become a vessel for the light by believing it is possible, studying together, striving together and supporting each other.
