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Terra,
We are very happy to hear that you are in a safe place now.
You came to some very good discernments.
Good luck and wishing you much success on your spiritual journey.
We’re here together,
Seth@KabUMichael,
Well, we are in the wisdom of kabbalah. Of course your efforts matter. That is what matters.
But, unlike this world, we are not looking for the results in the same place.
In this world, if you work for an hour, you want an hour of pay.
But in our spiritual work, the Creator wants our efforts. He doesn’t need us to move rocks from here to there or for us to save a tree (it’s nice to plant a tree, but it’s not correcting our soul). But through many efforts, we come to need Him. Through many efforts of trying and trying we get to the bottom of our heart, where we gave all that we could give and then we have a true prayer from the bottom of our heart that only He can help us and we discover Him there.
Seth@KabURalitza,
Hi! 🙂
Also you animal imaginations come from the Creator.
First things first is to attribute it all to Him.
It’s not a reckless, religious fanatic principal.
We’ve been studying, we are examining ourselves, we can observe the will to receive working in us, we can start to understand that we are observing nature in four developing degrees of inanimate, vegetative, animate and speaking. We can see how the wind affects the water and together they affect the weather and the moon affects the tides and the birds and bees and in short, we’re in a closed system that functions on laws of nature. So that I don’t see all of the connections with my eyes doesn’t bother me and even if I had hawk eyes, I couldn’t yet see how every planet and star and galaxy are also connected in the same system.
So from now, I’m going to start to attribute everything to this system that we call the Creator.
Good luck,
Seth@KabURalitza,
Hi! 🙂
Also you animal imaginations come from the Creator.
First things first is to attribute it all to Him.
It’s not a reckless, religious fanatic principal.
We’ve been studying, we are examining ourselves, we can observe the will to receive working in us, we can start to understand that we are observing nature in four developing degrees of inanimate, vegetative, animate and speaking. We can see how the wind affects the water and together they affect the weather and the moon affects the tides and the birds and bees and in short, we’re in a closed system that functions on laws of nature. So that I don’t see all of the connections with my eyes doesn’t bother me and even if I had hawk eyes, I couldn’t yet see how every planet and star and galaxy are also connected in the same system.
So from now, I’m going to start to attribute everything to this system that we call the Creator.
Good luck,
Seth@KabURichard,
🙂
OK, so to win the olympics, all I need to do is run fast. Got it! 🙂
But to do it…how many days to I need to train, how many hours, how much training and recovery and rest and nutrition and study.
But at the end when the gold medal is around my neck, you can say, all I did was run fast.
We learn that there is no Creator in the wisdom of kabbalah. It means that .. of course there is.. but in our perception the Creator is called “come and see”. We have to build him.
Each person has their own God according to his perception.
And we also can see on youtube what is a feral child, a child that is left to grow with the animals, they behave like an animal. So we come to the books of kabbalah, to the kabbalist and we study from them to depict the Creator that they are depicting to us and then we discover our true nature and where we are and where He is…how?
According to the vessel that we build.
You see Richard, the Creator fills all of reality, endlessly. So everything depends on our building the vessel to perceive Him.
In the meantime, it is better to not be confused that you have a screen or you would be in communication with the kabbalists already in the same way that you are drinking a coffee, it would be you actual sense perception.
We will go together and we will succeed, step by step.
Seth@KabU
