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In the last video, Dr Laitman gave a definition of a true Kabbalist, and it was a beautiful summary of the qualities we should aim at. I am humbled by the amount of wisdom that I’ve yet to reveal but so happy to have found this path to follow. The course material is so clear on the different matters that it really feeds the soul (or the point in the heart, to be more precise).
I’m not sure I can verbalize this question but here goes. I mean, when religious people pray, they ask for things, for help, for favors, etc. and expect the Lord to answer them. A Kabbalist’s prayer is an inner heartfelt cry for correction of oneself, to understand and attain the qualities of the Creator, am I right? So my question is, should we have no expectations when it comes to having an answer to our cry for help with the corrections of the ego?
My goal is to learn the meaning of life. I’m studying to find out the methods with which I can become more like the Creator.
We only have freedom in our choice of environment, and we should use that freedom wisely. We should look for an environment where there are people who seek spirituality and connection to the Creator, and with whom we can grow our points in the heart by striving towards altruism together, learning from each other’s experiences. The Reforming Light helps us correct the egoistic tendencies that come up when working with the group.
The Light of the Creator is the only guiding force within me and all creation, and by observing Nature I can start to see how I should live in order to be in harmony with the Creator, and hopefully at some point reach the equivalence of form with this force of bestowal.
