[Seth – KabU Instructor]

Amani,
The light that emanates from the Creator is called the light of hochma.  It is the light of pleasure and fulfillement.
It cannot be felt in material vessels.
It can only be felt in “spiritual” vessels.
The light emanates out of the Creator and the kabbalists describe the cascading of the light in four phases plus the root. Keter, Hochma, Bina, ZA and Malchut.
The vessel performs several operations, at first she can’t be like the light since she has not light to give, but she can stop receiving.  If she stops receiving, then at least she is not opposite from the light.
Then she calculates that she will receive but only as much as she can receive in order to give pleasure to the Creator.
By this the light works on the vessel and slowly transforms it into a vessel that can receive spiritual pleasure.
Seth@KabU

[Seth – KabU Instructor]

Emiwodew,
On the one hand we are malchut and we have to connect to our upper 9.
On the other hand, all of the sefirot are in us.
Just as a baby has arms and legs but doesn’t use them yet, he needs to grow until he can use them, it is the same for us.  Our spiritual organs stand waiting only for us to be ready for them.
As much as we can convince ourselves that love of the others is more important than love of self then we start to discover what is outside of us and then we begin to discover all of these things.
Seth@KabU

[Seth – KabU Instructor]

Ruth,
Suppose you are in love, from the core of your being your love overflows for someone.
Suppose you want to love that person, you want your beloved to feel the extent of your love.
So what do you do?  Can you take your essence and drop it on their head?
Or do you move your protein body closer to them and give a tender kiss.
Your essence is the most inner part, then the soul and the next layer is your body, so you move your body close.
You also move your mouth to make sounds that make your beloved feel loved.
You may give gifts.
In short, you clothe your essence and your abstract form (feelings that are not clothed) into behaviors and actions that your beloved can feel.
Seth@KabU

[Seth – KabU Instructor]

Hooman,

If you attain all the spiritual degrees, if you live in this world in a body, you need to eat food, drink water, sleep, go to the bathroom, etc.

Your question requires you to have a more complete perception of what you are studying.
Of course everything that is happening in our lives is the result of our spiritual state.   However in chemistry you know if you add hydrogen like this with oxygen like that you get water.

But we are not manipulating spiritual states by moving around matter. There are processes and conditions in our corporeal life that are arranged from above, but you cannot diagnosis now that you are on such and such a degree and such and such a reshimot has revealed and you are working with the desires and the lights in order to correct those corruptions, etc.

The order of our work is much more simple than that.

If you want to be rich, find a rich mentor and learn how to be rich. A person may also need to seek relationship counseling from some expert, although many professsionals are confused and can lead a person down a path that wil lead to more confusion but there is that too.

Simultaneously you are now embarking on this spiritual journey. It’s a different set of rules. As we correct our spiritual perception it’s true that we gain confidence and calmness, but it’s not a trick, it’s from feelings that one feels who he is, where he is, he understands the world he is in, why, where it is heading, how to work with the forces that appear in his life.

You will be confused if you try to apply what you are learning in Kabbalah to all the aspects of your corporeal life. With some experience it will all become clarified. In the meantime, try to learn these fundamentals and simultaneously take care of your bodily life like any good human would do.

Seth@KabU

[Seth – KabU Instructor]

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@KabU

[Seth – KabU Instructor]

Hi 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@KabU

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