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I might begin by applying the “as if” principle as I imagine and feel “There is None Else besides Him” and sense there is only one force and not many acting.
It was the marvelous instruction I received from Albert on how to apply the “as if” principle which gave me deeper understanding on how I might feel a greater connection to the Creator and the friends.
I hope to connect to more of the light found in Kabbalah.
I was inspired by the realization that friends all over the world are coming together to connect, study Kabbalah, and learn how to bestow our love for one another and the Creator.
I have learned a great deal about myself, turning upside down many preconceptions including my true purpose in life, my perception of reality and how I may use the “as if” approach to develop through feeling a sense of adhesion and develop purposeful intention.
I wish for all my fellow students the peace that is derived from feeling the abundant love of the Creator. I wish they enjoy the pleasure of giving and bestowal on each other and the Creator. I wish for them steady progress in their learning and study. I wish for all world peace.Shalom
We can utilize the “as if” approach at first, in having a conversation with the Creator out loud perhaps; we can study the sacred texts of Kabbalah and feel these writings with other friends; and we can practice being mindful of everything that happens and put our intention into imagining what the Creator really wanted for us to receive.
Is there a difference between the kinds of pleasure given to the creature by the Creator in Behina Gimel and those pleasures given in Behina Dalet?
Would you please give an example of each?
Thank you. Peace
