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RDP,
This is a process that opens bit by bit until a person stabilizes these two opposites.
The nearing needs to be on the inside. We build a new perception inside of us and that is where the bestowal happens.
On the outside a person continues to work with his will to receive.
We’ll learn about this more later.
Seth@KabUMaria,
You are passively connected by incorporating with these texts and with the others here.
Later after the first four preliminary semesters, you’ll have the opportunity to be more involved in practical kabbalah.
Seth@KabUMaria,
The more you advance on the path, you will discover more and more what is a prayer, how the Creator sends the prayer to you to awaken you and you will discover how everything is coming from one source and slowly you can feel it more accurately.
Seth@KabUHi Delayne,
Bestowal is the (+) force that extends from the Creator.
Reception is the (-) force that resides in all of creation. This – force is the only thing that the Creator created.
We are unable to bestow, we can only receive.
And because of this situation, we are as far as possible from the Creator. We are opposite.
He is 100% (+) and we are 100% (-).
But there is a correction that we can use our reception in order to bestow.
That we receive in order to give contentment to the Creator.
That is called that we are in lishma, that we do it for the sake of the Creator.
Seth@KabUDavid,
You are in our English language campus. We have similar programs in Spanish, Italian, Russian, Turkish, French and others. The students that progress through these fundamental courses will have the opportunity to join a virutal group of friends who learn how to implement what we are studying together. There you will be among thousands of men and woman all around the world who are studying and doing this work together.
In the meantime I cannot impress on you enough how important and foundational all of these course materials are.
Keep a notebook, review the material several times. You will find that these efforts will pay off a lot as you progress.
The taller the structure, the deeper the foundation.
Seth@KabU
