Correction must consist of cutting off our “I” as if it does not exist. To “cut off” means to give it such fulfillment, such correction, that it would not rebel within me, so that I would not feel its existence.

This is achieved through the filling from above, which comes to us and “clogs” us in such a way that I rise above my will to receive, above my “I.” This is called above reason. And then I do not feel it.

Rather, I feel and care about filling so that I would have absolutely no need for a chair, even the only one, or a pillow, so that I would give everything away without worrying whether I have any fulfillment in relation to others.

Fulfillment does not interest me at all. As if I have no desire to receive.

Such is the condition of the kingdom of priests. And it is clear that this rule appears to us as something abnormal, supernatural, and incomprehensible because we do not take into account that it is the light that come from above that builds the Kelim (vessels), corrects them, shakes them up, and fills them.
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From the 1^st part from the Daily Kabbalah Lesson 5/14/2025, Writings of Baal HaSulam “The Arvut (Mutual Guarantee)”

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