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1) The idea that I do in fact have some control over the life I live here, that it is not simply a live of misery and hell, that there is a way in which I can grow and evolve beyond that which I have been since my birth into this reality, and that is the awakening of the “point in the heart”, that guides one to desire something more than what we presently have and understand.
2) That despite the idea that I have a level of knowledge and understanding, I still however know nothing at all and that the acquisition of the wisdom of the G-d is still very distant for me. However I have learned that all this ugly ego within me can be changed into alturism if I only choose to do what is neccesary to make those changes within myself.
3) The fact that there are many people looking for and coming to Kabbalah has inspired me because I have the same motivations as all the other follks who are investigating Kabbalah and I certainly wish that each of us as an individual, but more importantly as a community of beings, can discover and achieve the equivalence of form with one another and with the Creator.
Of course we must reach a point where we have achieved the equivalence of form with the creator and have cleaved ourselves unto him.
The process of a souls return to an equivalence of form with the creator must therefore involve an interaction with others. The same process of bestowel from the creator to each of us is what we each need to do here in this world with those around us. Can this be acomplished by our interactions with anyone or do we look for those who are involved in the same processes. Can we advance in this with any other being or do we need to be a part of a community where all indiviuals are working in the same endeavour. Kabbalah is said to be the science of connection, but connection with whom specifically?
I wish for all people in the world to feel deeply just how great and wonderful we are. To know and understand that there is a purpose here and that is to unite with the G-d, to inherit the creative nature of the G-d, to cleave unto the G-d so that we may share in the wonder that is existence. I wish that the entire human family can see and strive to become unconditional ultruists and to return to the G-d the very same bestowel of joy that the G-d has given to each of us and to share our existence with him as one being.
Questions from the video, “The path of light”.
1) When the time comes and Adam Ha Rishon is once again whole and we re-connect and cleave unto our creator, do we all lose our individual selves and are just ‘One’ creature in connection with it’s G-d or do we continue to exist as an individual? Will I personally recall all the lives I have lived and all the experiences I had during this seperation and correction?
2) Can we become aware of our Reshimot? This I ask because when I came into this life, I somehow knew things about this world and life in it, that most people I have know are completely unaware of. For example I knew by the age of 11 that this world was ‘Not’ real, that it was an illusion, a hell, a punishment of sorts, and that the only way out was to aquire enlightenment. I had felt since this time that I was here against my will, that I did not choose to be here and I hated everything because of that.
3) Is it possible to discern or sense our Masach. If our sixth sense is developing as we make the effort to walk the path of light, can we sense it increase within us?
4) I also have a very deep and personal question I would like to ask, however I do not wish to share this openly in this forum. Is there someone who I could contact privately to ask this important question concerning Mitzvot and Tikkun? Much of the events of pain and suffering in my life revolve around this subject and as I say, deeply personal.
