if we were created already experiencing unbounded fulfillment, eternity and perfection. what’s the point to descend, then try to climb back? what’s the purpose of this journey/circle?
there is indeed a purpose of my life despite I don’t really see it yet. there is a upper force created me in such way so I can learn from my experience and that experience is causing my desire to search for him and to reconnect with him.
can you describe how your life has changed by learning Kabbalah? I remember reading something about the first 13 years, for those of you who are far upper at the ladder, how is your life different from us down here?
Hi, thank you for the wonderful materials. eye opening.
if we are programmed in such that we can only sense what we sense due to egoism, how we will be enabled to build similar qualities of the upper reality? with the help of the planted seed in our heart? is Kabbalah the science to help us connect and grow that seed so we gain now capabilities and operate under a new program?
I don’t belong to any religion but I read that based on Christianity, we don’t have the capability to not sin, I suppose that also means we don’t have the capability to be similar to the quality of bestow? but based on Kabbalah, with our own efforts we are able to obtain upper quality?
to the reality before it’s filtered by our 5 senses and our egoism, whether that’s the ultimate reality that’s connect to God or something else I don’t know, but to something that God would like us to see and to be living in.
very insightful, thank you so much. I do have another question if you don’t mind. I recall hearing about “the collective soul of Adam ” was divided into 600 thousand pieces, and I suppose that 600k are shared among all population? but the population changes all the time, how does that work? when the population increased, does that mean each person is getting a lesser piece of soul? does the population actually matter here? (sorry for my English, not my first language)
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