In spiritual work, as a rule, one person gives, and another receives; otherwise, there is no connection between us. Therefore, since we, as creations, are initially receivers, the most important thing is to develop within ourselves the intention for which we are receiving.

We receive in order to bring contentment to the Creator. Then we have no problems.

This is similar to a small child. If the child eats what the mother gives, it brings her joy, even though, in principle, the child enjoys it himself. But a Kabbalist always adds intention to this process.

Question: A person forgets to build an intention. What does this memory depend on? How can it be strengthened?

Answer: By constantly keeping yourself directed toward the Creator.
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From the Daily Kabbalah Lesson 12/5/24, Writings of Rabash “The Meal of a Wicked One”

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