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Innocent Mushiya,
We are animals, like all of the animals and we have desires for animal things like all animals.
Additionally, humans have a desire to acquire at the expense of others. Our entire human development is based around this and the more advanced a person is, the more developed this desire to use others is, the more cunning it is.We are in a field of endless light, however we are perceiving tiny sparks of fulfillment.
We are standing before an ocean and we have only a thimble with which to take.
The reason as we learned is that we are receiving into our corporeal vessels.
By developing spiritual vessels, which connect us in an integral way to all of reality, each one bestows on the others and by that we feel satisfaction on a whole other level.
Seth@KabUCarlos,
The prayers in the siddur were composed by kabbalists only.
There are 1000s of books that a person could study and each one can open all of reality if one knows how to approach it.
We are a special generation. If you came to a person who was alive 200 years ago, they would think you were some angel or mystic with your phone and your internet and your understanding of life and what you know of cells from microscopes and galaxies from telescopes…
We perceive the world in a totally different way than the previous generations, due to the development of our desire and this greater desire is also much more coarse.
The earlier souls were much more pure but received smaller lights, we are much more coarse and will receive much greater lights. This is called the inverse relation between light and kli and we will study it together in the future.
You can read any texts that suit you, as a person should study where his heart is.
If you want to study the wisdom of kabbalah in a practical way, then work with the materials in this course. By this you will develop your spiritual perception and you will be able to open even the bible and understand that it is all only talking about you and the Creator.
Seth@KabUPedro,
Your desire is strong but you have some confusions that need to be clarified.
The best is if they are clarified from your own efforts and experiences that way they will be built and stabalized in your perception.
Read and re-read the texts each week and make notes. Do NOT philosophize or extrapolate on what is written, your work is to simply identify and clarify the main points. Write out the main points, not with all kinds of dressings and commentary, but just clarify what the main points of each text are.
You will save yourself a lot of time and confusion by making these efforts now.
Seth@KabU
