Question: How does the Creator help a person?

Answer: You possess a corrupted desire to receive; one that is opposite in form to the Creator, both spiritually and materially. Through the light, He constantly rocks and awakens you. In other words, the light acts upon a certain Reshimo (spiritual record).

What does He achieve by doing this? He sends you light that enters the Kli, just as it does in Galgalta. Development ensues until the Kli expels the light. Then the light acts upon the next Reshimo, and again the Kli expels the light, and so on. Such cycles of entries and exits occur constantly.

There is constant pressure from the Creator that guides a person toward the goal of creation. The pressure is constant, and the speed is constant. But what does “constant” mean? We do not know what is constant and what is not. It means that everything goes according to His program.

Even if you do nothing, you will still come to the same states, desires, and goals, albeit at the pace dictated by the light. It will gradually persuade you to want to increase the speed.

But this process of persuasion is painful and lengthy. However, you can facilitate it. This persuasion is purposeful; until you yourself desire it, the persuasive force will cause you intense pain. Thus, the process affects both the speed and the quality of advancement.

You can avoid problems and accelerate your development. Your intellect was given to you precisely so that you could realize everything more quickly. In fact, a change in the quality of advancement takes place within a person.

In this way, the Creator does everything, while a person merely determines their attitude. Yet, by determining that attitude, a person does everything, because the attitude is the Kli (vessel). It is not the desire created by the Creator and not the light He sends, but it is precisely your attitude, which is after all, the consequence of your effort.

If you do not exert effort, and the Creator (through the encounter between the Kli and the light) compels you to perform an action, then that action will not be considered your own and will ultimately work to your detriment. Every time you fail to align your desire with His desire in order to participate in the action together with Him, you will experience pain and suffering, because that alignment is precisely what constitutes the Kli.
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From the Daily Kabbalah Lesson 8/30/26, Rabash, “What Is ‘He Who Is Without Sons,’ in the Work?”

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