Too complicated for me. We’re facing an Upper World that we can’t enter just any which way. So I need to hear only things that are practical for me right now. Hearing things that are higher than that won’t help and may even set me back.
That’s for those who are in spiritual discernments and need to begin their work on the next degree not far from the way a beginner feels – that everything is concealed for him and he has to simply bow before the Kabbalists, before the Creator. A Kabbalist who has spiritual revelation has a problem if he needs to advance on additional degrees.
You need too ask the Upper Light for what the Upper Light is willing to give. All else besides the connection of the broken Kli (vessel) is taken care of, and predecided. Inside a connected Kli, nothing will be lacking.
There was a movement away from Aramaic. The Zohar was in Aramaic mostly. Baal HaSulam felt the need to translate it into Hebrew. Also, other older texts were in Aramaic. Overall, there was a movement to Hebrew, and part of the reason might be this: a person has to understand what he’s learning so that he can aim himself through the advice he gets, toward the Upper Light.
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