Question: If the group is “on fire,” it is easy to follow its lead, but what if it is not?

Answer: If you do not feel that the group is “on fire,” then ignite it. What is stopping you? How? It does not matter how. Shout, shake them up, buy them gifts; do something! Search for a way! Sit with them and talk. Tell them that this is not life, that this is not why we are here. Let us start doing something; begin to awaken them.

The group is an external mechanism in relation to me that will constantly press on me, and force me to change. Yet the moment I feel I am in need of change, I must invest myself into the group. Then the group will return this to me, and many times more than what I invest in it.

The group includes many desires to receive: separate, uncorrected desires that exist in various relations with one another. Each of the friends goes through ascents and descents, and because of this the group is always in its own internal movement.

Internal changes take place within it by its very nature because it includes many forces that are foreign to one another. One rises, another descends, and due to this the group is constantly changing.
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From the Daily Kabbalah Lesson 3/11/26, Rabash, “What Are Day and Night in the Work?”

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