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Question: You always speak about annulment before fate, before what the Creator determines. When you say this, what exactly do you mean?
Answer: I mean that I consciously agree with what is placed before me.
Question: Even with my illnesses and so on?
Answer: Of course.
Question: Meaning that this is from You, and it is necessary for me. Like that? And what happens then with my pain, with my suffering?
Answer: Agreeing with it creates serenity within a person. He agrees with his fate, he agrees with the Creator, he agrees to accept everything that is allotted to him according to his destiny.
Question: Is it like an anesthetic?
Answer: Yes.
Question: And this is called annulment?
Answer: Yes.
Question: And one must reach this?
Answer: I believe so.
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From KabTV’s “News with Dr. Michael Laitman,” 12/2/25
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Indeed, you should know that the reason for our great distance from the Creator, and that we are so prone to transgress His will, is for but one reason which became the source of all the torment and suffering we suffer, and for all the sins and the mistakes that we fail in (Baal HaSulam “Introduction to The Study of the Ten Sefirot“).
It is necessary that the question of why we are distant from the Creator, why we do not feel Him, should burn within us.
Clearly, by removing that reason, we will instantly be rid of any sorrow or pain. We will immediately be granted adhesion with Him in heart, soul, and might.
Baal HaSulam says we should know that the true reason for our distance from the Creator lies in the lack of our feeling, awareness, and knowledge of Him. After all, we do not feel Him as the One who is within us and who governs us.
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From Daily Kabbalah Lesson 11/29/25, Baal HaSulam “Introduction to The Study of the Ten Sefirot”
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Comment: A person stands not knowing where to go. He hears this deliberation of paths: at the end of one is hell, at the end of another is heaven. Still, he does not move anywhere. It is as if he is torn apart; he does not know which way to go!
My Response: This is our feeling every second.
Comment: So, these roads, it is not just that I stand and make a decision right now. I am always in this state.
My Response: You are always in it.
Question: Am I always at a crossroads?
Answer: Yes, every moment.
Question: So, how do I eventually decide which path to take?
Answer: You decide nothing. You decide nothing; everything is decided from above. You are led as you must be led. And this is already known and predetermined in advance. So the main thing is to agree with it, not worry, and connect with the Creator, who is arranging everything. He will take you by the hand to where you must go. You just obediently correct yourself, that is, be in agreement with Him at every moment.
Question: One way or another, do I stop at this fork for a moment, for some time, and then I need to agree with Him and go where He directs me?
Answer: Yes.
Question: Is this what it means “to go where the heart leads”?
Answer: That is how it is said. According to the definition of a straight line. A straight line is actually a curve in every point of which there is a turn.
Comment: I did not know that. For me, even from the first grades in school, it is two points and a straight line between them.
My Response: No. You cannot draw a straight line; you do not know the final point. But at each point, you make a turn, and that is why it becomes a straight line.
Comment: A person does not choose his path is what you say. The Creator chooses it for him. And you always emphasize that the line is to agree with the Creator.
My Response: Yes.
Question: Why do I agree? Is it out of exhaustion, out of wisdom? What is stronger here?
Answer: Because this is the only correct option. I am not tuning myself to something supernatural. I am not making any special decisions. I simply want to flow with the current of life in agreement with the Creator because it is above me from the beginning.
Question: How do we come to this wisdom? We keep choosing something all the time.
Answer: Then be a revolutionary. Go ahead!
Question: It is already clear that this is a lost cause. Is it a true revolution when I agree?
Answer: It is when you agree with the Creator because that is against your nature.
Question: Is that what it means to rise above my nature?
Answer: Yes, our life is a struggle with our own egoism, with what we would like for ourselves. Therefore, only such an approach is truly rational.
Question: So does “I decide” live inside us live? Is the real reversal: “You decide, not I”?
Answer: Yes, that is why we must jump up, hold on to the Creator, and in this way fly forward.
Question: I must hold on to the Creator, what is that?
Answer: It is the nature of the whole universe. A great force, the wisest force that revolves everything. And we are tiny particles within it.
Indeed, we are given the ability to realize that above us there is something that controls us. To agree that He governs, this is our wisdom if we can reveal it.
Comment: And this additional element, which you always say, that all is good, that is the hardest to accept.
My Response: If He governs and there is none else besides Him, then what remains for us? The most rational thing we must do is to submit to Him. To submit, not out of weakness, but out of understanding.
Question: Then do I automatically understand that I am moving toward good?
Answer: Yes, and then we will move toward good.
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From KabTV’s “News with Dr. Michael Laitman,” 11/23/25
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Question: What is faith in the wisdom of Kabbalah?
Answer: Faith is bestowal above reception. We use the force of faith because within a person, there is no inherent force of bestowal; one must receive it from the Creator. Through the influence of the upper light on a person, the ability to bestow is created within him.
It is like a magnet holding a piece of metal. The ability to bestow is maintained in a person only because he is under the influence of the upper light, and that is why it is called faith. He must be permeated by this impression from above, and only then can he perform altruistic actions, selfless calculations. That is why it is called faith.
If bestowal arose from his own strength, it would not be called faith. It exists only on condition that the upper light conveys its quality to the person and creates the ability to bestow within him. The quality of bestowal in a created being comes from its similarity to the upper light, its aspiration toward the upper one, and therefore, it is called faith.
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From the Daily Kabbalah Lesson 6/4/2012, Writings of Rabash, Article No.16, 1988 ”What Is the Foundation on which Kedusha [Holiness] Is Built?”
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3rd part of the Lesson — The Book of Zohar, “Beresheet -1, ‘Let There Be A Firmament'”
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