How Can We Learn to Manage Ourselves?
Comment: Genetic engineering has challenged the Bible and says that Adam and Eve were not created by God.
Science has come to the conclusion that even in the formation of an embryo, as well as everywhere else, we observe a certain managing component. By studying the genome and knowing that there are managing and executing cells, it is possible to not only understand, but also to manage this process.
My Response: There are no problems in managing biological processes. But that does not mean that we create them. We interfere with their work, and that is what we call management.
Question: And who creates them?
Answer: This happens on a level above the human being. For this, a person must rise above himself.
How? Here is where the science of Kabbalah appears. Do you want to comprehend the next level? Do you want to reveal it? Please, you can. But to do this, you must seriously work on yourself and the connection with the next level—the managing one.
First of all, imagine that you are under this managing level all the time, under it. It constantly guides you and holds you. You try to get into resonance with it. You are managed by it. You agree and want to be managed by it. You do not want to act on your own—neither with your desires, nor with your thoughts, i.e., neither with your heart nor mind—not in any way!
You only want to feel this level and execute everything with your desire toward it; as it wishes, let it manage you. And you will be happy to add yourself to its governance.
This is how the next step is attained. This is called “annulling oneself,” annulling one’s egoism.
If we act this way, we will begin to feel this next level—its management, its qualities, its nature, and its intention. This is called attaining the Creator, because the next step for me is my Creator.
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From KabTV’s “News with Dr. Michael Laitman” 6/20/18
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