[Seth – KabU Instructor]

Christian,

During the study you will start to feel which of your desires are inanimate, vegetative and animate desires. Regarding these, they are not praised nor condemned. No one praises a hippo for eating dinner or a bee for making a hive and no one criticizes a lion for eating a zebra.

Similarly, we each have a level of necessity, maybe for you it is a three bedroom house with a pool or maybe it is a small apartment, this is according to each one. We work, we have family, we take care of our health and behave like a normal person. These are our inanimate, vegetative and animate degrees of desires and these are not praised nor condemend.

Later after learning the fundamentals you will have the opportunity to work in a practical way with others in the spiritual work.

In the meantime don’t go trying to love someone  with all of your heart, all of your soul and all of your might if they are not playing the same game as you, learning what you are learning. That is a recipe for problems.

Seth@KabU

[Seth – KabU Instructor]

Adam,
The Kabbalists attained spiritual degrees and wrote to us about it.  From their attainment they describe what they perceive their with their spiritual vessels of perception. From that height they describe light of fulfillment that shines in order to fill all of creation with endless fulfillment.

To calibrate ourselves to that light, we call that a meaningful life.

Seth@KabU

[Seth – KabU Instructor]

Pablo,
The desire inside of us that yearns for something not material, something eternal, some meaning of who we are why we are, that is the seed of our soul, that is the point in the heart.
Seth@KabU

[Seth – KabU Instructor]

Sheila,
Yes, this is a good start.
You’ll feel how much artistry, nuance and craftsmanship is involved in all of this, but it is close to what you wrote.
You are close to the target 🙂
Seth@KabU

[Seth – KabU Instructor]

Lucky,
It’s like there is a giant boat and we need to cross a mountain range, so we take the boat apart and each one of us carries a part of it, some of us carry a part of it together.
A few carry the sail, an entire team carries the mast.  Someone else takes the steering wheel, etc. and we carry it over the mountains and when we get back to the water on the other side, we can put it together.  So even though some have the sail and others have a piece of wood that will go on the deck, each piece is important and needed, but all are different.
Seth@KabU

[Seth – KabU Instructor]

Ben,
You can do that.
We are learning about the fundamental structures of reality, so you will see this pattern everywhere you look later.
Seth@KabU

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