Question: Do I understand correctly that unity with the Creator is not just adhesion to Him, but a state in which a person completely annuls himself, becomes a channel for the light, and allows it to manifest in others without even being attached to the feeling of unity itself?

Answer: Yes, you are correct. You gave a very good definition!

Question: Should we feel joy in recognizing the force of the Creator that is moving us?

Answer: Absolutely, we must reach a state where all our actions, thoughts, and intentions bring contentment to the Creator.

Question: Who is dearer to the Creator: a person who has been righteous all their life or a wicked who has become righteous?

Answer: A wicked who has become righteous.

Question: What comes first: my desire to bestow to my friends because I want to bestow to the Creator or receiving energy from my friends that makes me strive more toward the Creator?

Answer: The Creator comes first. In our thoughts and actions, He is always first. It is for His sake, in principle, that we do everything.

Question: We have accepted the condition of mutual responsibility. But most people do not devote themselves to love for others, thereby causing suffering for the entire nation. Can we, Bnei Baruch, reach the desire of Lishma without the help of the entire nation?

Answer: Yes, even if we have just one united ten.

Question: I want to love a friend and see her as righteous, but I cannot because I see in her the same quality that is uncorrected in me. This quality in me acts as a wall between me and the Creator. How can I love my friends in what I do not love in myself? How can I rise above this?

Answer: Ask the Creator to correct this quality within you, and then you will no longer perceive it in your friend.
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From the Daily Kabbalah Lesson 10/28/24, Writings of Rabash “Noah Was a Righteous Man”

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