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Abogado,
Here is a great blog post from our teacher, the Kabbalist Rav Michael Laitman.
Enjoy!
Seth@KabU
Yeshua Catherineka,
When we feel close to the Creator and when we feel far from the Creator, that is because these are states that are coming from the Creator, already determined beforehand. Even when we pray to the Creator, that is because the Creator sent us a desire to want to be close to Him.
So even when we feel close, we should feel that it is because now He wants me to feel close to Him.
Why in another situation would He want me to feel far from Him? This is a question you did not ask, but is a question to think about.
If the answer is not clear, we will discuss it more later. Think about it.
Seth@KabULoria,
Here is a great session that Gianni, one of our wonderful KabU instructors recently gave on the Psalms. I think you will find your answers there.
https://www.youtube.com/live/LiJ9OsfFKKQ?feature=share
Good luck!
Seth@KabUMeine,
Actually, we already exist in the one perfect system.
Why don’t we feel it?
Only our perception prevents us from feeling it.
How to change our perception? For this we have to develop.
It is like trying to give a newborn baby a cigar and a scotch. He has no pleasure from this yet.
But give to his grandpa and he will enjoy very much. But how can someone enjoy inhaling smoke and sipping something so bitter?
How can we enjoy to give everything (bestowal)? That is bitter to our ego. So slowly we learn to perceive bit by bit the true reality that we are in. … as much as we are capable of handling it.
I remember you from the retreat!
🙂
Seth@KabUGarry,
You are onto something.
The goal is that regardless of what we are doing with our bodies, our hearts and minds will be connected to the Creator.The more we study the more we will see where our goal is. It sounds like you are already starting to feel that it’s not some action one performs with his hands but it’s some inner state of connection.
Even when you’re playing tennis.
Seth@KabU
