[mehdi]

Greetings
The Kabbalah talks about customs and covenants. I have seen Dr Michael laitman talk about covenants but he doesn’t say if you need to perform the physical actions to make those covenants. So I don’t understand. The Zohar and the ten sefirot talk about about the malchut correction and yesod and that correction involves circumcision. I’m not religious and I don’t do religious customs. I once studied with the Kabbalah centre and they told me if I didn’t receive a physical circumcision I would not achieve the malchut correction and yesod is covered with a foreskin and if I don’t remove that physically on my body I would not correct the yesod either. They also told me patach Eliyahu identifies yesod with the body’s extremity in this case physical circumcision covenant. So if I want to persue Kabbalah which means doing the work of correction will I have to actually undergo this procedure physically to achieve the correction? Or does the covenant of circumcision mean correcting selfish desires and it’s not a physical action. ?

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