Question: Can we say that the great Kabbalists who created the connection between the Creator and creation and wrote books for us created a method called the Torah?

Answer: These great Kabbalists wrote books for us. But in reality, these are not books, but rather a revelation of the connection between them and the Creator. They gave us the opportunity to grasp this connection through letters and words written on sheets of paper, and in this way, we can participate in this connection.

After all, what is a book and the words written in it? I do not know what it is. It is like a baby touching something. The Kabbalists made it so that when I come in contact with a book and want to be connected to them through it, I already use this force that they created by connecting with each other.

It is true that in doing so, they created the Torah. After all, in reality, the Torah was given to correct egoism precisely through these Kabbalists and special souls who prepared this opportunity for us—the connection between them. If they had not acted, we would not be able to achieve correction, to connect between us, to awaken the light that returns to the source.

After all, a simple physical law operates: If you have the quality of bestowal, the light shines on you; if you do not have the quality of bestowal, there is no light in you.

Therefore, it is necessary to understand that without revealing the wisdom of Kabbalah in books, without studying it, a person will not be able to awaken the light that returns to the source. He can establish connections with other people in wanting to build his beautiful world, but he will not receive the force of the light, the force of correction. He must be connected to a system that uses true books, a group, an understanding, and a connection according to the recommendations of Kabbalists. Otherwise, it is impossible to achieve correction.
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