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Question: Everything surrounding us is the Creator. Why is it necessary in spiritual work to first reveal Him and then conceal Him?

Answer: Our spiritual attainments are built precisely on these actions: concealment and revelation, revelation and concealment. That is how we move forward and come to understand what the Creator desires from us.

Everything must be directed toward love to distinguish genuine fear, connected to the Creator’s revelation, from fear awakened by egoistic motives. Then you will not fear concealment or revelation, but will simply feel drawn to the Creator.

Question: How can one overcome concealment if there is a complete lack of feeling the Creator?

Answer: Try to move toward the Creator, regardless of any feelings He gives you. That is the most reliable approach.
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From the Daily Kabbalah Lesson 12/1/24, Writings of Rabash “And Behold, the Lord Stood Over Him”

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Question: The need to change intention depends on the number of bestowing actions performed by a person. How can one work on both action and intention simultaneously if everything is determined by quantity?

Answer: No, quantity is not measured. Both quantity and quality are always considered together.

Question: Suppose I can “fire away” actions in the ten or in dissemination like a machine gun, thinking that the intention will come on its own. Alternatively, I could check each action, ensure the intention is incorrect, and ask the Creator for help. Which approach is correct?

Answer: The second one.
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From the Daily Kabbalah Lesson 11/29/24, Writings of Rabash “Discernments in States”

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Question: When we say, “We are building a home for the Creator,” what is the measure of personal responsibility in this action and the measure of responsibility of everyone in the ten? Are they equivalent, or is everything based on personal responsibility?

Answer: It all depends on the quality of the ten. We must accept our states as revealed in us by the Creator for which we must rise and account to Him, that is, address Him at the level of these states.

Question: What determines the quality of the ten?

Answer: The quality of the ten depends only on the following components: how seriously the friends take their work, how much they strive to get closer to the Creator through it, how much they want to join the Creator to help Him. And He will help them, and together they jointly create a tremendous spiritual structure, one for all.
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From the Daily Kabbalah Lesson 12/6/24, Writings of Rabash “Delight Them with a Complete Building – 2”

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Question: Can we relate the morning and afternoon lessons to the morning and afternoon prayers?

Answer: No, the lesson is a completely separate action.

Question: How can we accept the pleasures of this world and direct them toward love for the Creator? I am losing interest in the corporeal world and only derive enjoyment from morning lessons and connection. What does this state indicate?

Answer: It indicates that you are being directed to discern what the Creator gives you. In reality, you are receiving everything; you just lack the revelation of it.

Question: What is the true overcoming that ends in prayer?

Answer: True overcoming will always conclude with prayer and the realization that the Creator is giving you everything good.

Question: Darkness is the foundation for light. Can we say that the magnitude of the light is proportional to the depth of the darkness a person goes through?

Answer: Yes, we can. However, a person does not need to wait for darkness to experience greater light afterward. It doesn’t work that way.
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From the Daily Kabbalah Lesson 12/3/24, Writings of Rabash “The Way of the Land Preceded the Torah”

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