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I am still unsure about the practicalities of it all, hence why I am completing these courses, with the hope that at some point I will get some pragmatic directions from KabU on how to get there. In the meantime I know I have a strong desire to connect and achieve ‘Dveykus’ but other than that I do not know how to get there..
another question, based on the second video:
In practicality, would it work if I practice meditating / focusing on bestowing delight on the creator by enjoying any form of pleasure experienced by me?
for instance, if I enjoy a nice meal, should I focus on the fact that by enjoying this meal I return pleasure to the creator of the raw ingredients, my taste receptors, my neurotransmitters etc?
will practicing this allow for spiritual ascent?
thank you!
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was ‘behina bet’ a stage of evolution which was an independent choice by the creature that could have been avoided?
when correction is achieved, does the creature return to ‘behina alef’ or ‘behina shoresh’?
is there evil according to kabbalah? if so, where in the above 5 phases was evil created?
Thank you for the above video, but my question about the nature of suffering still remains. The fact that we need a contrast to understand something, in this case suffering & pain vs. love, is clear. However, considering the premise that the creator is all able, the fact the suffering was ‘chosen’ as the optimal way by which we can go through our correction and understand the creator’s nature best, is confusing me. If I was given the choice of allowing my AI agent a process by which they can become conscious and independent, I would choose suffering as my very last resort. Ethically, I should choose to stop development until there is a better way. Once again, considering God is all good and all able, why did they opt for the option that requires pain? surely the creator could invent some other emotion/way by which the creature could get to the same outcome without suffering?
