Question: Am I a slave of pleasures or am I a slave of desires?
Answer: I am a slave to my desires. If I exchange one desire for another, then I always exchange a smaller desire for a greater desire that seems better to me. I am always only in my desires.
The question is: How can we rise above them? To transcend them, we need a group and the upper Light that will implement this action on us.
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From the Kabbalah Lesson in Russian 7/15/18
We are looking forward to one of our biggest events of the year – the World Kabbalah Convention in Israel! As every year, everyone is welcome to attend, but please note that there are some changes this year, notably about accommodation.
This truly is one of the most impressive and uplifting spiritual events, so make sure you do not let this opportunity pass you by – and remember – attending a congress such as this one provides the same amount of spiritual information as several years of study in a Kabbalistic group! It could be the best gift you give to yourself, your soul and the world as we know it!
For more information, see the following document: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1gnEtdTumIVWYJkmB1qB32QFhF0T6WXmAJ7D35HJA7-k/edit?usp=sharing
Question: Life is a game. Do we play with the Creator too?
Answer: The game with the Creator is in the fact that I agree to do anything He wants in order for Him to advance me in this game. That is why I want to do it His way. I do not control the Light, but I agree to play by His rules.
Question: Why is it called “a game”?
Answer: It is because I do not have the strength to realize anything, and only by expressing my desires can I cause the Creator to act. I pretend, but not really, knowing absolutely clearly that this is what will lead to His actions.
Then, what is the meaning of prayers and requests? I am in one state while I imagine another. This is already a game. I play as if I am already in the next degree, in the desirable state. I want to change into it.
Question: At the current stage of our group’s development, what should we adhere to together?
Answer: To play the right kind of group.
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From KabTV’s “The Last Generation” 5/30/18