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How can I tune in to receive from the root when in this reality (in my false reality) everything is a polarity of it ? Just imagine telling a mango seed that it’s going to become a tree when in reality it has no idea that it must die before it becomes a tree.
How can that seed conceive and believe the thought that it is going to become a tree when there are no traces or proofs to show that it actually came out of a mango tree.
I hope my question was amply asked I’m really having a hard time conceiving this reality.
Hello students of KabU! My heart is so open today after watching this video. I wish you all inestimable strength for this great work of reconnection. I understand how difficult it can be to see yourself in others; seeing others pride, lust, envy, jealousy etc. as a desire that is equally part of you. I f you must love yourself even in your errors, then you must love others in their errors too because when we accept them, we accept ourselves.
I believe the only way we can rebuild that collective soul and become a vessel of light is to first of all recognize the fact that we are all part of a whole. We are all some of a one. The more we understand this truth, the closer we are to rebuilding. Also, When we begin to see ourselves in others, we create room for change and repentance. Love is the greatest of all. Not terrestrial love but celestial. Love of the divine, Love of The One soul. The more we understand this, the more that darkness within our Kli shine… Love of The Divine soul and love for the collective soul.Kabbalah is beyond what I had thought… It’s beyond concepts which I had fallen into. It’s way deeper than I can ever conceive. Today, I’ve understood that there’s a repelling force within me that always wants to identify with good and not evil. I’ve always missed opportunities to do a “Tikoon”. I have heard about “Mitzvahs” but I don’t see reasons why I must do them and even if I do, I always have one reason not to. Hmmm… I don’t even trust myself anymore… I think I’ll just stick to the tip of the week. Truly I’m humbled and repentant. Thank you.
1. If good and evil are just a perception of my unreal reality and not of the true reality, How can I know when to do a “Mitzvah” when I am not even convinced if this is a good or evil deed?
2. Does ignoring the path of light for the path of suffering produce the same result?
I’ve observed lately how altruistic I’ve become even before I began this study. I have been more silent and meditative without compulsion. I listen more to people speak and act not being subjective to my reasoning but objective; I try to see myself in people knowing that I am an integral part of who they are. Understanding that I do not even exist as an entity outside the whole. Like a ray of light coming to the knowledge that it is part of a light. The ray becomes submissive and humble to the fact that it is part of a whole; a sum of a one.
