People who are not consciously depicting a world beyond what their nature dictates, we can say are unconsciously depicting the egoistic world among them through the dictates naturally emerging in them.
The ten is my place for work, to change myself, my attitude to others, and through this, my attitude to the Creator, to come to love Him through them. If my child is not behaving, I don’t give up on him, but find another approach. As Rabash writes, It is not the friends who should love me, but I who must love the friends.
Correlation isn’t causation – as in there being a clear connection between those things and studying Kabbalah. In the worst case, the Light from the study can illuminate what’s already there – or surfacing what already existed. Therefore, all I can say is to continue in both – necessities for life, and the study of Kabbalah. If one takes both seriously, it will surely be good.
Nature is simply One with the Creator, utterly operated. That’s why it’s not that it brings the Creator contentment. Only man is the creation that is opposite the Creator in his qualities, and thus can invert his nature, and become a conscious partner with Him, and bring Him contentment.
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