During our studies, we have the intention of attaining spirituality through our studies. But this is not the same intention that we attach when performing a Mitzva. We can say that this is the fulfillment of the Mitzva of studying the Torah.

How does it differ from the Mitzvot of washing the hands, reciting a blessing over food, putting on Tefillin, wearing a Tallit, and so on? Through it, you simply draw the general light of correction upon yourself.

In other words, there are actions through which I evoke the influence of the light of AB-SAG and correct myself. The intention here is that I want the upper force to come to me and correct me. It is precisely through this correction that I prepare myself for the Mitzva.

Then, when I receive some strength of the screen from above, I acquire a different intention. At first, my intention was to be corrected, but now my intention is to perform this action for the sake of bestowal.

In the prayer books of Kabbalists, they usually do not speak about the corrections you must make before performing a Mitzva, that is, before a spiritual action, prior to working with the screen. Kabbalists speak about the pure work with screens.
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From the Daily Kabbalah Lesson 10/20/26, Rabash, “A Prayer of Many”

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