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Zohreh,
1. Live a normal life with family, work, house, food, comfortable, safe, healthy.
2. Slowly learn the wisdom of kabbalah.
3. When you learn, write down notes, important things, special things.
4. Let those special things work on your heart.
5. Later we will see how it relates to the physical world. Now we are discovering what is behind the curtains.
Seth@KabUHi Ricardo,
Great question. We can’t resolve it all here in a few paragraphs.
But you are correct that even the serpant is the Creator.
And what is called the sin is that the created being could not hold the endless light which caused the shattering.
Seth@KabUAli,
Friends are the most important.
Don’t worry, everything can be done virtually.
More than that, the virtual connection is preparing us for the spiritual connection.
We don’t need to smell and touch our friends in order to connect, we will reveal the spiritual network between us called the soul.
Seth@KabUHi Maddy,
Please email the team at kabu@kabbalah.info and they can help you with this.
Thanks,
Seth@KabUHi Derek,
For sure we can see similarities. Anyone who studies our species well will see these patterns.
For example Darwin talks about a progression through time from a starting point towards the future.
The kabbalist starts with the final goal, details the cascading of the upper light through the sefirot, partzufim and worlds, until we reach our world at the bottom of the world of Assiyah. And then same steps back up (which Maslow observed some of this pattern from below to above).
Seth@KabUHi Derek,
For sure we can see similarities. Anyone who studies our species well will see these patterns.
For example Darwin talks about a progression through time from a starting point towards the future.
The kabbalist starts with the final goal, details the cascading of the upper light through the sefirot, partzufim and worlds, until we reach our world at the bottom of the world of Assiyah. And then same steps back up (which Maslow observed some of this pattern from below to above).
Seth@KabU
