A totality of reality exists. The subjective, partial illusion of reality is determined by perception and individual programming. The product of these calculations are thereby determined with fragments of the complete equation. The beauty lies in that regardless of the totality of the external forces, we have a tremendous control of our illusion. This is fantastically implemented. Simply, when I change the way I look at things, the things I look at change.
“After leaving the cave, Rashbi
gathered nine students”
“Baal HaSulam described Rashbi and his students as the only beings who
achieved perfection, the 125 spiritual degrees that complete the correction
of one’s soul.” -pp. 8, 9, Prologue, The Zohar, Rav Michael Laitman
Rashbi and his nine students.
“Ten are the numbers out of nothing, and not the number nine, ten and not eleven.” -Sefer Yetzirah, ch. 1, v. 4
A grammatical question; as the study kabbalah is defined as a science (and study of) and one would not normally capitalize astronomy, cosmology or physics, many authoritative references to kabbalah capitalize the word. Given the absence of letter cases in Hebrew, I understand the lack of relevance. What would be the appropriate representation in English?