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I found the following quite interesting and I had never thought of spirituality that way before. It makes perfect sense. We do not have to sit passively but can actually amplify our vessel.
The more light I attract, this will reform me and accelerate my spiritual evolution.
“A Kabbalist student can accelerate their spiritual development by focusing on intention (Kavanah) in their actions rather than just performing them, aiming to share with others to connect with the Creator rather than for personal gain. Consistent daily engagement in meditation, prayer, and study is more impactful than occasional intense efforts.: YouTube +2
In my opinion a thing becomes more valuable to me if I share it. For instance if I see a great movie I usually will tell someone else about it. The joy is in the sharing.
More importantly than a movie is the knowledge that we are learning in order to advance Spiritually by attracting the light that reforms. We are all in need of reformation from our egoistic way of thinking. Our only wanting to receive as opposed to the will to bestow. The more we share and help others, especially those on this path, the more we are reformed as well.
From Video 3.1 learned just how uncontrolled the EGO can be. The ego wants to exploit everything around it.
I saw this in action this week when a guy I had not seen or heard from in over 30 years got in touch with me. His egoistic nature was shining through as he had ulterior motives. Mind you this guy is married with adult children and even grandchildren but he wanted to exploit me by wanting to get involved behind his wife’s back.
I was able to (without using Kabbalist terms) let him know that I am on a new path which is showing me how to live a spiritual life.
We fortify our connection by becoming more like the Creator by 1} become intentional in shedding our egoistic way of self-interest 2} Continuing to study, meditate on the teachings and developing selfless actions. 3} By allowing ourselves to be used to display the Divine light of the Creator we influence those around us for good.
We amplify its transformative influence by practicing mindfulness of the Divine through prayer, meditation, and integrating this awareness into daily life We also recognize the need for connection and bonding with our fellow students.
The following is from research:
Finding the Concealed Light:Â Actively seeking the divine light or hidden goodness within challenging, negative, or chaotic situations rather than simply reacting to them.
Humility and Self-Reflection:Â Recognizing the need for help from above and clearing the ego of its self-centered motivations to create space for the Light.
“Ultimately the goal is to develop a vessel (desire) that is large enough to contain the divine light. This vessel is expanded by working on oneself and performing actions of selfless love, which allows the light to remain and resonate within.”
All in all, knowledge without application does one no good. We must be intentional about our behavior by allowing the Divine Light to help us align with the mind of the Creator.
Do not focus on the externals. We all have specific characteristics of personality. The real change takes place in the heart. As we change we impact those around us. Allow the Creator’s love to radiate through us and out towards others.
For me the self-centered mindset ONLY thinks about what benefits it. The mentality is “look at me” how talented, intelligent, beautiful I am. Look at what I have achieved in life, be it materially, educationally or even spiritually. This is NOT what the Creator wants for his creation
He wants us to love and consider others. We must change/correct our inherent egoistic nature which is one of receiving only for oneself to a nature of bestowal, which imitates the quality of the Creator. We do this by our study of Kabbalah and adopting a higher force or Upper Light that transforms human nature.
