Questions about Spiritual Work—152
Question: What is the desire to receive I can use for the sake of bestowal to others?
Answer: Anything that the other person wants. If you wish them success, you must use your desire to receive to pass it on to them.
Question: A person has 613 selfish desires. Are they first corrected to bestowing for the sake of bestowal, and then to receiving for bestowal?
Answer: Not all and not necessarily in a specific order. It varies for each person, but generally bestowing for the sake of bestowal is corrected first, followed by receiving for bestowal, from small pleasure to great.
Question: What does it mean that the Torah fills desires?
Answer: The Torah is the quality of bestowal, love, closeness, and peace. You must feel that these feelings fill your desires. Ask for it. Ask for yourself, your friends, for your group, for everyone.
Question: As a child, I saw how tefillin affected my parents when my father put it on. It strengthened their bond and created an even greater desire. How can we increase our desire in a way that we relate to it like tefillin?
Answer: We have a stronger influence—our connection. If we unite with each other and together turn to the Creator, there is nothing greater and higher than this.
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From the Daily Kabbalah Lesson 7/4/24, Writings of Rabash “And You, Israel”
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