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Nature probably does. As a Jew with quite a thirst to bestow and resistance to war for something, I find it painful in the earthy dimension.
Hello Gil and All,
So happy for the Zohar link in English! Look forward to becoming available for reading in a printed form.
I literally loved the trial audio in Hebrew. Can’t speak or read Hebrew, yet it made a world of difference, when I could listen to the Zohar in its original language. Is that something psychological? That the reading aloud gives the sense of being in a whole company of others, much more knowledgeable and striving, too, to get a feel of the meaning?
Is it planned to have the Zohar read out aloud in full?
Maria
First read the English text. Then listened to the English vocal reciting with eyes open. Albeit concentrating on my intention, didn’t get any particular feeling. Then listened to the Hebrew recording with closed eyes. It resonated in the middle of my chest and just as a flash, the colours remembered from the English appeared as vertical lines with a brilliant sphere radiating in the middle.
Hello Friends,
I’m Maria from Hungary and joined this series of KabU courses to learn, how we humans can comprehend and implement with joy the original wish of the Creator by following the Straight Path of the Kabbalah.
I can picture to myself Humanity only as a body of a single race.
Is it possible that the story is about forces playing out not in the physical part of Nature on Earth, but rather in the spiritual realm? About only the result materializing on Earth on the inner and projected levels? That Nature in the spiritual realm decided the separation of the solely bestowing and altruistic driving force (energy?) into two distinct desires to define man: the soul and the ego? Could this be the will of the Creator to prevent entropy and accelerate human development through the interaction between the opposing qualities of egoistic desire to receive for pleasure and the altruistic desire to bestow? Materializing on Earth in a clash between two human forms, Abraham and Nimrod? Each of whom embodying both qualities? Only Nimrod allowed himself to be misled by his ego into believing he himself was God? Hence, breaking his soul’s contact with the true God, Nature? Chasing pleasure as king through many “idols” i.e. corporeal desires at the expense of his people? While Abraham, consciously using his ego to serve him as intellectual power to strengthen and prove his soul’s intact connection with Nature’s spiritual forces and hence Light? Empowering him to remain intact in the fire, to become Israel, to found a country in the same name and become the spiritual father of the Jews?
Could this be the meaning of the story? I’d so much like to hear other thoughts on that.
