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: What does “condensing the circle of the ten” mean?

Answer: “Condensing the circle of the ten” means that we should become closer to one another so that it is not the Creator who is constantly before us but rather our shared Kli (spiritual vessel).

The Creator is the light that fills us. Through our increasingly perfected Kli, we achieve closeness to Him.
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From Daily Kabbalah Lesson 10/4/2025, “The Study of the Ten Sefirot“

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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: Something constantly prevents a person and the ten from remaining in prayer. Then you start to search and ask yourself: “Why didn’t you ask?” But is it possible not to search for what’s disturbing me and instead learn to take pleasure and delight in the prayer itself?

Answer: To do that you must ask and turn to the Creator. Only in this way will He respond to you.

Question: How can we find that point and eradicate what keeps us from being in prayer?

Answer: I think your folly is that you do not want to close your eyes to everything except unity and from the point of unity turn to the Creator. He always responds to such a desire.
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From the International Kabbalah Convention 10/10/25, “In One Prayer,” Lesson 3

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Question: Each of us has many different qualities, states, and desires, and it seems impossible to come to a common prayer. Should we focus on what we want to ask the Creator for together, or on Whom we are addressing and before Whom we stand?

Answer: It’s the same thing. You all stand together before the Creator. And if you gather all your wishes, prayers, and requests, He will surely hear them.

You can find your connection with the Creator and your connection with the entire world group, and these will essentially be one and the same connection. It will be one unified Kli in which you discover yourselves, your unity, and your bond with the Creator.
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From the International Kabbalah Convention 10/10/25, “In One Prayer,” Lesson 3

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Question: What is the difference between the prayer of many and the prayer for the many?

Answer: I think there isn’t much of a difference. Of course, they can be perceived somewhat differently, but in essence, if it is a prayer of many, it is already the correct prayer because it rises to the Creator from all hearts together.

What can such a prayer be about? For the many. That is, in this prayer, many ask that their hopes and desires unite and ascend to the Creator, and that the Creator would respond to them and act in such a way as is needed for them so that they may become as close as possible to one another and to the Creator.

Thus, the prayer of the many already contains within it the prayer for the many.
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From the International Kabbalah Convention 10/11/25, “In One Prayer,” Lesson 5

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Question: What kind of prayer should it be if I need to give my heart to the ten, but it feels like a stone?

Answer: Then your prayer should be such that it dissolves the stony heart, turns it into a living one, and the Creator fills it.

Question: It is said, “Better death than such a life,” referring to a person driven to despair by his suffering. But the sources speak of spiritual suffering, not material. How can we transform material suffering in the heart into spiritual suffering?

Answer: If we understand what life and suffering mean, then it is not difficult to imagine what spiritual life and spiritual suffering are. That is within our power.

Question: Can a prayer exist without a request, as pure gratitude?

Answer: Yes, a prayer may consist only of gratitude.

Question: Is prayer a person’s private address to the Creator or is it an address from the unity of the ten?

Answer: It is your collective appeal to the Creator, one for which you seek a shared response.
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From the International Kabbalah Convention 10/10/25, “In One Prayer,” Lesson 3

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Question: Many tens, especially new groups, are trying to understand what the right prayer should be. What would you advise them?

Answer: We need to open our hearts to one another, fill the hearts of others through us, and unite them. Then we will receive one unified heart with one unified intention, and the Creator will surely feel it. He will turn to us and fill us with His light.

Question: So they should be seeking this common heart, this shared Hissaron, day by day?

Answer: Of course. I would even say every second, every moment.

We must feel that we are connected in one unified heart, which the Creator raises higher and higher.
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From the International Kabbalah Convention 10/10/25, “In One Prayer,” Lesson 3

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Question: Rabash and Baal HaSulam constantly write in their articles that only the Creator can help us. Each of us spends years trying to persuade, plead, or pressure the Creator in every possible way until we reach a state of disappointment in our own strength and come to a true plea from the depths of the heart. But that is a personal effort.

And now we all want to reach the state of “one unified heart.” What is the depth of this heart from which a true common prayer is born?

Answer: The unified heart is a unified desire that each of you, each one of you in particular, connects with the hearts of the others. You raise this collective desire to the Creator so that He would take it and begin to work with it.

I believe we are moving correctly and are close to this. Perhaps in this congress we will already feel the connection of the Creator with us.

Question: So we may feel it or we may not?

Answer: No, we must feel Him. We are practically already in Him, and we must feel Him in such a way that through our greater or smaller desires, through our connections with one another, we begin to interact with Him, that is, manage our connection with Him.

Question: When a person receives a true, stable connection with the Creator, can he mistake it for something else?

Answer: In general, no.
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From the International Kabbalah Convention 10/9/25, “In One Prayer,” Lesson 1

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