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Drunk – no.
Tired – it could be because he’s making efforts even though he’s tired.
Confused – it could be so. His mind gets in the way less.
It’s best if I never feel alone. I’m always with the ten. Reading about Kabbalah without a ten is like someone without a body reading about the human body.
We can’t connect the two. Do health issues suddenly appear or are they 40 years in the making? Or were they there, and it’s just that I became aware of them? Or maybe there’s a broader mechanism I’m not privy to. We don’t see how reality works behind appearances. But we can use these opportunities to pray for the ten.
Hi Brad,
Spiritual Shabbat is an inner state that one might reach on a Wednesday or any other corporeal day. I recommend these posts on the topic:
https://laitman.com/2023/12/the-state-of-shabbat-in-spiritual-work/
https://laitman.com/2014/04/spiritual-sabbath/
https://laitman.com/2024/04/state-of-shabbat-in-the-ten/
Let me know if you have further questions.
1. We have to reach it, through our efforts, and responses from the Light.
1b. Only there the work begins.
1c. We can say so, if we want to understand it in these human terms.
2. Yes, to be in Equivalence with His Thought. We’re in it anyway, being operated by it, we’re just not agreeing with it, and not participating of our own accord.
