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Joseph,
If you pay attention, you will see confilicts between countries, conflicts within countries, conflicts in health, in relationships, broken financial systems. When you bring up an addiction, this is one of an endless number of things you could focus on.
Each piece of reality is a shattered piece of the vessel of Adam HaRishon. What is broken is the connection between all of these pieces.
On the one hand we live in this world and through it, every day we receive emotional impressions from the system.
Simultaneously we are working to upgrade our software, to format ourselves to a spiritual frequency.
You should do whatever is your power to do in this world if you can help your friend.
But this is one thing and correcting our soul is something else.
Seth@KabUJoseph,
I am confused reading your questions, they are not very clear to me.
So there are several things happening as you are studying now.
First we are learning about a world view that the kabbalists are writing to us and we are experimenting with it.
OK, they tell me that I’m a will to receive. Am I, do I observe myself, am I capable of doing something that is not for my own benefit? So we see our nature and the nature of all of reality around us.
And also we learn about our spiritual work which for now we do with those on the path with us.
If you go out and try to love you mortgage banker, you will walk out paying a lot of fees and he will feel the love and you will feel the empty pocket.
Seth@KabUTerra,
We are very happy to hear that you are in a safe place now.
You came to some very good discernments.
Good luck and wishing you much success on your spiritual journey.
We’re here together,
Seth@KabUMichael,
Well, we are in the wisdom of kabbalah. Of course your efforts matter. That is what matters.
But, unlike this world, we are not looking for the results in the same place.
In this world, if you work for an hour, you want an hour of pay.
But in our spiritual work, the Creator wants our efforts. He doesn’t need us to move rocks from here to there or for us to save a tree (it’s nice to plant a tree, but it’s not correcting our soul). But through many efforts, we come to need Him. Through many efforts of trying and trying we get to the bottom of our heart, where we gave all that we could give and then we have a true prayer from the bottom of our heart that only He can help us and we discover Him there.
Seth@KabU
