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Peter,
Excellent.
Suffering is not pure love. We are not masochists.
We can transform from sufferings of pain to sufferings of love, yearning for the fulfillment.
Would love to see this in a story with characters, in a way that you can explain this to many people in a very simple way.
Seth@KabUHi Tamar,
All of the wisdom of kabbalah could be written on 1 page. It’s all about us formatting ourselves to hear it, so we work on it from this side and that side, say it more emotionally sometimes and other times more technically.
You can find clips on all kinds of topics, but in our curriculum we are building the foundations that everything else will sit upon. Repeating the same material 100 times is good.To feel who I am, to understand the process I am in, who is guiding me there and why.
You will feel it yourself and then you will understand.
Seth@KabUDanny,
Hi. Our 5 senses extend from the 5 upper spiritual roots, sight from Hochma, hearing from Bina, etc.
The senses are doing what they are designed to do.
They are designed to give us a perception of one reality, let’s call it “malchut”.
We developed, a point in our heart awakened, which is the seed of the spiritual perception and we were guided to a place where we can receive some illumination from let’s say, “bina” and between these two opposites, we can build a perception of the spiritual, eternal reality.We learned that before creation, everything was one simple light, no beginning, no end, even in all directions. There is no perception there as everything is fulfilled completely.
Also on the other end in complete disconnection from the light, a creature only feels himself and nothing else.
But between these two we can bring the spiritual reality into focus.
Seth@KabUPaul,
We are in this world, in this earthly manner, in this very little ego and we see what is happening in our lives and between countries. We are being shown where we are, far from each other, reluctant to connect, it’s hard for us to even think about it, I prefer all other kinds of things to do than thinking about connection with others and I’m waiting for something to change and it doesn’t.
We see how incapable we are.
This brings us to a new desire, for some help to come, something that we are incapable of. something that is above our nature.
this only comes after we have tried many things. If we didn’t try many things, then the reason can still come and say, there is more to do. But when we did all that came to our hand to do and still we did not attain it, then we have a new need.
This new degree is called “above reason” “lemaala mehadaat”.
To perceive above reason means that one has built a spiritual construction in his in his insides
Through doing all kinds of efforts in the spiritual group according to what they study together in the books of the sages, they make some masach on which to feel the Creator. It is called attainment.
The purpose of the wisdom of kabbalah is not to know the quotes, but to make contact with the Creator.
So, this is what we are engaging in.
Happy you are here,
Seth@KabUMassimo,
The prayer book, generally called the siddur from the word “order” was arranged by kabbalists after the destruction of the second temple in Jerusalem. There would be no more worship in the Temple, no more animal sacrifices, songs in the temple, incense offerings, etc, it was all replaced with the order of the prayers.
You can read all of these prayers and not accomplish anything spiritual.
You can also say some words from the bottom of your heart that can shake all the worlds.
In short, the true prayer is what comes from the bottom of your heart. In the meantime, you can open the siddur or psalms and read those, they can help organize your inner life.
Regarding Shabbat as well, and your questions in general, you have found here a school of authentic kabbalah study. Here you will learn about the structure of reality, the meaning of life, the unified power of the universe, our relationship to it and more.
After you graduate from KabU you will have the opportunity to join with the other students of our teacher the kabbalist Rav Laitman. We have daily lessons together (3am Israel time), broadcasted live and simultaneously translated to a dozen languages. Keeping any religious traditions and customs is up to each person or group depending on their own customs according to their background, etc.
Seth@KabU
