Question: Do I understand correctly that a person should accept concealment as equivalent to revelation, and this can only be done with the intention for the Creator?

Answer: Not quite. There is still a difference between concealment and revelation. We should strive for revelation while ensuring that concealment does not discourage us.

Question: Can our illnesses and various corporeal problems be considered components of the process of purification from egoistic love?

Answer: No, illnesses and other issues may help in some way but not in a direct sense.

Question: What is the greatest harm I can cause to my ten?

Answer: The greatest harm you can cause to your ten is to try to tear your friends away from unity and movement toward the goal of creation.

Question: If my desires seem unrealistic to me, but they are directed toward goodness and love, should I let them go or continue to strive for them?

Answer: Continue to strive for them, and you will see that at least some of them will turn into real actions.
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From the Daily Kabbalah Lesson 7/30/24, Writings of Rabash “Affliction Precedes Mercy”

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