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Timothy,
We learned that there is none else besides Him, but we didn’t attain that reality in our senses…not yet.
So we don’t want to just say a slogan and interpret it according to our animal desires.
In each and every degree, there are two discernments according to this.
At the beginning of the act one says, “If I am not for me, then who?” and a person must do everything in his power.
At the end of the act one says, “there is none else besides Him” and even if I sat on the couch all day, I would have the same result.
A kabbalist doesn’t just do the second part.
If you are hungry, it means you need to eat. You can include the Creator, but you also need to make time and arrange to eat meals and not confuse yourself with some spiritual discernment about a very animalistic and necessary desire.
Later we will see how each and everything comes from Him, we will feel it. Our heart and our lips will be equal in that.
Seth@KabURobert,
Our thoughts are a result of our desires.
We are desire.
All of our thoughts sort our feelings, organize them, think of how to fulfill the desire with what is available.
Take Robert with 100 kilograms of desire and put him in the middle of the Amazon and the thoughts will figure out how to fulfill the desire there.
Take the same Robert and put him in the middle of Los Angeles and his thoughts will run to figure out how to fulfill the same 100 kilograms of desire.
Our desires come from the Creator, from Nature that raises us, we didn’t choose our genes, our parents, our teachers, our environment and all of this is what shaped our desire and our thoughts run to fill those desires.
Seth@KabUAbe,
Yes.
There is enough sun, food, water, energy, air for everyone.
There is enough of everything for everyone, only our attitude prevents us from living happily and comfortably together and this is not even getting to what is spiritual fulfillment.
Seth@KabUAaron,
Wonderful scrutinies.
This process you are going through…wait, I’m a will to receive, the Creator made that…He wants me to bestow…how can I bestow…
This is very accurate. A monkey doesn’t ask these questions and most of the people all around you are also not asking these questions.
Through sorting these things and working day after day with the texts and in the kabbalistic society, you will arrive at answers. These kind of answers don’t slide into the ear, as it says, there is none so wise as the experiences. Specifically this process of sorting in your mind and your heart and the influence of the light from the texts and the study are what will build your inner spiritual structure.
Yes, there is a difference between intention and desire. Desire is what the Creator created. Intention is what we build in our work together to invert our intention from receiving in order to receive to receiving in order to give contentment to the Creator.
Instead of receiving like all the other animals, we build a relationship with the Creator and discover that He wants us to receive everything He created (of course we can’t receive everything in our 5 senses, so we need spiritual vessels), and we build that relationship with Him where we agree to receive it all in order to benefit Him, because He wants to benefit His “children” the created beings. Imagine that a small child is not feeling well and rejects the food the parent brings, the parent is bereft. But when the child receives what the parent prepared, the parent is happy.
Seth@KabUAmani,
If you are a friend you are called friend. If you are a child, you are a child, if you are a parent you are a parent. You can be all of those at once. You can have three names at once depending on the attitude of the creature towards you.
The Light is always called according to the vessel, the light itself is only named according to how it is attained.
We received our method of attaining the Creator from our teachers in an unbroken chain. Â We are not learning anything of so called Christian kabbalists.
Seth@KabU
Nikola,
You can reach out your hand in the dark and know if you are putting your hand into snow or into peanut butter. You know because you feel.
When your spiritual senses are developed you will have pragmatic tools to feel and measure where you are.
This takes place in the rosh of the partzuf where the spiritual creature measures, between the two primordial forces, 1. her own will to receive and 2. the Creator’s will to bestow and 3. the relation between them.
Seth@KabU
