[Steven]

“all worlds and all created beings, except for the Creator, are a single Malchut entity, meaning the root or the original Source of all beings. Malchut eventually fragments into many small parts of itself. The total of the constituent parts of Malchut is known as “Shechina.””

Is Malchut the same as Adam HaRishon? Is there a relationship between the two? What are these “constituent parts”?

Thank you ?

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[Steven]

Learning of how the ego is the program of our five senses, to the point where we do not know what we are perceiving beyond what is being projected to us. Our block from perceiving abstract Light.

 

This caused me to wonder at everything I am experiencing. All that there is, is the Creator. What am I actually experiencing? What exactly is the Creator? I have my religious views via my culture and upbringing, but, what is He beyond that? He is the will to bestow, we are the will to receiving. We think ourselves opposite to each other (humanity) and we are not. Only the ego perceives it in this light. Beyond the ego, there is abstract Light. Endless possibilities. This drew me to “who am I?,” “Where am I?,” and “where am I going?” Rather than just reading about it as I did a week or two ago, I have these questions arising within my heart now.

[Steven]

We want the study of Kabbalah to lead us to the “sixth sense” which is actually an intention, being altruism. Ultimately – absolute altruism. Complete unity with all of humanity.

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[Steven]

Thank you, Seth. Just one more question.

Is an example of a corrupted kli, and a corrected kli be as follows:

If I am listening to someone who is talking to me, but decide to speak over then rather than let them finish, is this a corrupted kli due to my desire being to speak rather than listen?

Would a corrected kli, using the same example, be to listen, be patient, give my time to the other person, instead of putting my own desire to speak first?

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[Steven]

Hello ?

I read that the following:

“The Zohar: “A Mitzva

(commandment) without an aim is like a body without a soul.” Hence, the aim,

too, should accompany the act.”

Does this mean to do things in life (actions) with the aim of climbing Upwards I.e. to follow Mitzvah because it brings one closer to the Creator?

Thank you!

[Steven]

To the total limitless perception of reality, currently beyond the limitations of the five senses.

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