Question: If the feeling inside my desire is a direct appeal to the Creator, then how will my external connection with other people in the form of a ten or a Kabbalistic group help me form a request to the Creator?

Answer: You cannot appeal to the Creator personally. A request for loved ones, for relatives, for children does not help. We see this from our own lives.

It is possible to appeal to the Creator only through the group with a correctly formulated request. If I am connected with the ten and we together develop one common desire, then this desire is felt by the Creator.

I, as Malchut, am at the bottom. The Creator, as Keter, is above. Through the ten Sefirot (Keter, Hochma, Bina, Hesed, Gevura, Tiferet, Netzach, Hod, Yesod, and Malchut), I must connect with the Creator. If I do not do this correctly, I will not reach the Creator. And when I appeal through the group, I annul myself.

That is, I have to enter the group, dissolve in it, and then my request will be, to some extent, altruistic and not mine personally.

This is how we appeal to the Creator. Otherwise, we have no possibility of doing this.
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From the Lesson in Russian, 11/4/18

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