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Yes, adding to what Jose Ro said, would like to know whether each one is born with a different purpose for their life or is the purpose of life same for all.
In the lesson we learnt now, it says we have only one free will that is to choose our environment – but when our birth, family, friends, situations are all programmed, do we still have a choice in terms of environment?
Yes as far as my Ego is concerned, but I always felt a sense of guilt or inadequacy of judgement of any given reality/situation and that there is something i am unable to comprehend.
By constantly being aware of ourselves in terms of receiving and bestowing, correcting and aligning our desires, intentions with thatn of the higher force – always being conscious of the fact that we need to connect with each other to make a whole (Adam, the single source of being whose part we are).
It is really facinationing to learn that Abraham, Issac and Jacob and David were kabbalists. It was always intriguing to me when I read the Bible where it says Abraham was sitting in front of the tent and ran to meet the three men who were passing by and invited them for a meal and rest. Now it does make sense, being a teacher of kabbalah he lost no opportunity in inviting students to impart this knowledge.
Another one, the single soul Adam Harishon, created by the Creator, disintergrating into many and descending below to form individual entities. Does that mean Adam Harishon does not exist or is something higher than the soul is still existing which draws all parts together?
We are told that Kabbalah started and practiced from the time of Abraham. What were the guiding principles of life before the time of Abraham.
