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There are some in my ten that have a problem when something said in Kabu is different than what Rav has said. One member even seemed to quit one time because of it and then came back and is now on strike because of it. Last young group class I think it was talked about men not having to get married to study kabbalah and Rav saying men have to be married according to my friend. He (my friend) also said the “Sages” don’t agree with what was discussed in Kabu. I tried to get to the bottom of it with rational questions but they were not answered clearly and concisely enough for me to get an exact idea of what is going on (And I am thinking may be the wrong way to go about it anyhow.) And now he is on strike and others seem upset (although they say they are not upset, so that adds to the confusion). What should I do? What should I have done?
What does it mean if talking to your ten feels like an exercise in futility. At best they will just ignore what i say and at worst will give me push back. Then I have to wait weeks or months for them to understand some things I was trying to tell them all along. Aren’t we here to hasten time. What is the point of me even speaking when i have to wait for them to get things in their own time anyhow.  I have asked the creator for help yet he seems to be on his union break.
How do we get the material for Rav’s lesson before the lesson?
Is it better to read something technical such as pticha when overly emotional?
How do people in the north east usa time zone deal with the morning lesson. Do we live it the next day? Do we read that preparation for sleep from that lesson after the lesson?
