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Muhammad,
We are not going to engage in religion and beliefs. Â What we want to do is to develop a suitable vessel to perceive the Creator.
For example we don’t keep wine in a potato sack and we don’t keep potatoes in a barrel.
All of reality is filled with the light of the Creator. Â All of our work is only to build that vessel.
It is called the correction of the vessel.
And there we will feel the Creator more and more.
Seth@KabUCorey,
Of course everything is part of one system, like cells in a body.
We don’t mourn cells that die, but we can’t say the same about humans because we have all of these emotions.
So we won’t “justify” it just like that, what we will do is rise ourselves to a higher level of perception where we see and feel an eternal reality and there the transformation of form will be perceived by us in a completely different way.
Great question,Seth@KabU
Camila,
Spirituality is specifically felt in spiritual senses.
Our 5 senses are corporeal senses.
We’ll see how all of reality, even our corporeal reality rises to spirituality, but for example music is heard in the ear and food is tasted in the mouth. Â Spiritual light is felt in spiritual vessels.
Seth@KabUElma,
It is a very emotional time.
Any requests about the quiz, etc., please send an email to [email protected] and Ruth and her team will help you!Seth@KabU
Asher,
If a person is religious, we leave them alone. Anyone is free to pray 5 times a day or 3 times a day, to cover their head with whatever they want.
We here are studying the wisdom of kabbalah in an unbroken chain that came to us through Baal HaSulam.
We are not studying corporeal “mitzvot” we are studying spiritual actions, the correction of the parts of the shattered vessel of Adam HaRishon, those actions are called mitzvot. Through engaging in the wisdom in such and such a way that we will slowly accostom ourselves to, we draw upon us lights, called Torah that correct the desires from in order to receive to in order to bestow, that is called performing a mitzvah. I recommend that you reread and watch the lesson material again and try to absorb what we are studying and not what else you are bringing from other sources.
You will advance in this wisdom more quickly and with less stumbling blocks.
Seth@KabU
