Question: If a person is in a state where they do not feel a response from the Creator, how can they know whether their prayer is for the benefit of others?

Answer: They should ask the Creator to help them realize whether the prayer is for others or for themselves. One way or the other, just ask, and the Creator will respond.

Question: So should one wait for a response from the Creator?

Answer: You might not receive it directly, but find something else, something that is more important to you. In general, one must learn to understand the answer.
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From the International Kabbalah Convention 10/11/25, Lesson 5, “In One Prayer,” 

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Question: How can we reach a prayer that will surely correct our hearts?

Answer: We can make an effort that will unite our hearts and direct them together toward the Creator as one common heart.

In this heart, He will feel us, dwell within it, and we will sense the point of adhesion with the Creator that we are in the heart that we have made from our scattered hearts, and He is one, unique, and unified.

And when our hearts become similar to Him, we will truly come to unity as one common whole. Precisely in the Creator we will feel the point of unification and our common heart.

Question: What desire should we, as a ten, raise to the Creator in a complete prayer that He will immediately answer?

Answer: The desire to become that platform on which the entire world Kli will gather. This is exactly what you should ask of the Creator.
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From the International Kabbalah Convention 10/9/25, “In One Prayer,” Lesson 1

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Question: On one hand, there should be friction between our hearts that sparks light, and on the other hand, we must annul ourselves. These are two mutually exclusive actions. How do they come together in the ten, in connection with the friends?

Answer: You can annul yourself only because your desire to receive requires some fulfillment, and inclusion in the other friends does not interfere with that.

So keep on moving together toward the state in which you will reject and annul everything between you so that only connection remains. Then you will feel what the upper Kli is, which you will reach in this way.
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From the 1^st part of the Daily Kabbalah Lesson 10/7/25, “Preparation for Opening the Heart at the Congress”

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Question: In our ten, we all equally feel that we are in one intention, in one prayer. At the same time, a feeling as if of another reality arises and it becomes clear that what remains is only gratitude for what fills and sustains us.

Answer: So hold on together to one thought, to one action, to one connection between you! Very soon, you will see where this will lead you.
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From the International Kabbalah Convention 10/11/25, Lesson 5, “In One Prayer” 

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Question: With prayer there is always gratitude, but you feel that it is impossible to express it. How can you express this gratitude? How can you draw it out of yourself?

Answer: You simply need to sing together with others, congratulate them, and talk to them; try to do it from the heart and you will succeed.

I think that our lesson at the convention, with today’s addresses from each group or individual friends to other groups is very good and indicative. If we continue in this way, we will definitely succeed quickly. It might even happen now because we are already so connected that we are beginning to understand one another.

All of this already exists within us; we only need to reveal it more, to express our attitude toward other groups so strongly that it will be felt by them, and they will make the same movement in return.

I wish for all our groups to begin to feel that only their mutual work, only their mutual actions will soon bring us to a common opinion, a common desire, a common intention, and a single action—toward the Creator.
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From the International Kabbalah Convention 10/11/2025, “In One Prayer” Lesson №5

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Question: We come to the convention with a demand to the Creator that He will give us the opportunity to delight His creation. How do we turn to the Creator to demand it?

Answer: If we really had a correct desire, we would not need to demand anything. According to that desire, we would all turn toward the Creator, and He would feel our common desire and fulfill it; that is, He would reveal Himself within it.

Therefore, let us continue. The main thing is to unite all together and with the Creator.
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From the 1^st part of the Daily Kabbalah Lesson 10/7/25, “Preparation for Opening the Heart at the Congress”

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Question: What should our prayer be like so that the tens would find themselves at the point of closeness with the Creator?

Answer: Work on it. Think about it! Try to unite your actions and thoughts toward the Creator so that they bring you together. If we unite into one whole, then that whole will receive everything from the Creator.

Question: What do we lack in order for a true collective prayer to be born among us, not from each person separately, but from the shared soul of the ten?

Answer: Write about it. Write to each other until you find a unified desire that will help lift you and all of you toward the Creator.
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From the International Kabbalah Convention 10/11/25, “In One Prayer,” Lesson 5

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Question: A congress is a gift from the Creator. Today, we still have time to spend the whole day in one precise, well-thought-out prayer that the Creator can accept, and to receive an answer. After all, you said we would receive what we ask for.

We would like you to formulate a thought-through request that can enter every friend’s heart so that we would hold onto it. Not the thoughts and requests of everyone separately, but one big request from our one unified heart.

Answer: We must understand that the most important thing among us is what we see at all congresses, especially today, that we do not have a single intention, desire, or appeal to the Creator. There is no desire to feel everyone in my heart or for others to feel me.

What should we do to make it happen? How can we do it? You should think about this, hold gatherings of friends, and connect: “How should we understand our friends so they would be inside our connection?”
I think you can create such a request. You must try to do this.
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From the International Kabbalah Convention 10/11/25, “In One Prayer,” Lesson 5

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Question: How can we learn to ask the Creator without prescribing what actions He should take to fill our Hisaron (spiritual lack)?

Answer: Try to constantly ask for a deeper, more internal desire, one that is closer to the goal, and you will see that eventually the Creator will respond. There isn’t a long path ahead of you; there is only one request between you and the Creator.

The main thing is to ask. Like a small child who is always demanding, always asking their parents: “I want this, I want this, I want this!” And they give it to him. So, ask.
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From the International Kabbalah Convention 10/10/25, “In One Prayer,” Lesson 3

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Question: What did Baal HaSulam mean when he said, “Better death than such a life”? From a material point of view, this refers to a person who has lost the taste for life and wants to end it. But what does this feeling mean spiritually?

Answer: “Better death than such a life” means the desire to be in constant connection with the Creator. For a person, the most important thing is connection with the Creator. Any other state feels worse than death.
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From the International Kabbalah Convention 10/10/25, “In One Prayer,” Lesson 3

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