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To correct all of my desires. Then, my part will be corrected in each of the other souls and it will get easier for them to correct themselves as well.
Thank you especially for the advice on not feeding a 3-month-old baby (or even a fellow vegetarian) a steak because I love steak. This is a true gem and I have saved this quote in my Kabbalah notebook where I write down things that jump out at me as especially important.
Also, thank you for the heads up that many terms in the book “Kabbalah for the Student” can be easily misunderstood and especially for the offer to clarify any potential confusion.
There are many live events that we can already join. (You find them under kabuconnect.com/live).
I have attended two Zoom sessions so far and to be honest, I felt more connected / cared for / integrated / loved there than in 99 % of physical interactions with people.
Thank you very much for your great replies 🙂
I did not know that it was due to technical hiccups that you guys missed questions. That changes a lot.
As for the other things, I will keep them in mind. Thank you.
My frustration has now subsided even more. Now, for the most part, I just enjoy watching Kabbalistic videos, reading a little bit, engaging with the posts of fellow students etc.
What happened here? What is the purpose of my frustration?
Also, previously I have worked under the assumption that more pain = more progress. However, I heard Laitman say in an interview “Don’t progress through pain. That’s not the right approach.”
If my frustration grows weaker, does it mean that my desire for spirituality grew weaker as well?
Also, it is quite clear to me now, how I am completely boxed in by my ego. Now I am writing a more friendly message, but it is still just my ego trying to figure out what kind of message will give me the most pleasure.
I also feel bad about being so angry before and hope that this didn’t cause someone suffering, but that’s just another facet of my ego talking.
