Fecha de publicación: Febrero 22, 2018
Fecha de grabación: Enero 3, 2018

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Conceptos destacados de la clase

• Examining our intention behind every word and action
• Enjoying our life when things go well and when things go bad
• Building our vessel means working on ourselves
• The purpose of restricting our negative and reactive nature is becoming like the Light
• Three Steps to Loving by Rav Ashlag 
  • It begins with desire 
  • Entering a relationship
  • Getting disappointed: an opportunity to activate true care

• King Solomon said in Proverbs, “We can change all we want but cannot have a better life until our intention is about the Light”
• Love has no attachment to receiving
• Giving means being builders not destroyers
• The opponent makes us think only about ourselves
• Desiring to be like the Light when we get disappointed
• There is nothing harder than a relationship because it hits you at the core of your tikun
• To be happy in this world, we have to have the vessel to hold happiness
• Blaming others breaks our vessel, so blessings cannot manifest
• Only through free will of correcting we can truly do it

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Descripción de la clase

David Ghiyam explains that unless there is a relationship with the Light, we will be pursuing external options to fulfill our emptiness. A practical way of inviting the Light into our lives is constantly asking the Light for help to grow, transform, and earn our blessings. In this lesson, David shares Three Steps to Loving as taught by master kabbalist Rav Ashlag.

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Acerca de este curso

El estudio y el uso constante de las herramientas kabbalísticas nos ayudan a transformar nuestra naturaleza reactiva y egoísta, ayudandónos a avanzar en nuestro trabajo espiritual para crear mejores relaciones con los demás. Este curso de Kabbalah Práctica nos ayuda a estar enfocados en nuestra expansión de conciencia, y así lograr la plenitud verdadera.

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