Channel Title: sages wisdom Channel Description: Sages Wisdom for the brokenhearted. Learn the power of true love, forgiveness and positive thinking as part of your spiritual healing journey after a: family breakup. It is well known that prolonged exposure to challenging relationships and a life of dysfunctional ethics can leave lasting traumatic experiences. This channel offers unique Wisdom to overcome the obstacles of family breakup and traumatic childhood upbringing. Dr Shelah Harris understands the ills of family breakup and the emotional setback for children whose inner healing is often neglected. After experiencing divorce twice - once as a child when her parents divorced at just under three years old, followed by her divorce after nineteen years of marriage, she embarked on a spiritual journey to learn the root of the problem. She learnt through her studies of sacred sages' Wisdom that the core root of all relationship breakdown is lack of unconditional love. <video> Life Challenges as a Path to Spiritual Enlightenment and Emotional Healing | Spiritual Coaching Description: Life Challenges as a Path to Spiritual Enlightenment | Spiritual Coaching #spiritualcoaching #spiriualawakening #spirituality #spiritualcoach #spiritualenlightenment #emotionalwellness #emotionalhealing In this video, we explore how life’s challenges can serve as powerful catalysts for spiritual awakening. emotionalhealing and personal transformation. Whether you're facing adversity, loss, or inner conflict, discover how these difficult moments can open the door to deeper self-awareness, growth, and spiritual enlightenment. Our expert spiritual coach shares practical insights, tools, and exercises to help you navigate challenges with resilience and align with your higher purpose. Learn how to turn obstacles into opportunities for profound spiritual growth. Subscribe for more inspiration on your journey to inner peace and enlightenment! Sign up for my newsletter - https://sarainnerhealing.com Sign up for my free spiritual healing masterclass -https://sarainnerhealing.com/spiritual-healing/ Sign up for my free ebooks - https://sarainnerhealing.com/love-gives/ </video> <video> Attaining The Worlds Beyond Book Review - The Seed Of Altruism - Spiritual Awakening For Growth Description: Here is the summary of this chapter 31 - The Seed Of Ultruism . Read online tinyurl.com/fnxfkscm Human Nature and Egoism: Humans are created with absolute egoism, driven by desires that seek self-gratification. As a result, they are unable to naturally perceive anything beyond their personal sensory experiences. Our natural inclination is to fulfill egoistic desires. As long as we are dominated by these desires, we lack the freedom to choose anything beyond what serves our immediate pleasure. 2. The Seed of Altruism: Despite our inherent egoism, the Creator has implanted a seed of altruism within each of us. This seed remains dormant unless actively cultivated through spiritual study, specifically the study of Kabbalah. By engaging in spiritual practices, connecting with a teacher, studying Kabbalistic texts, and joining a group with similar goals, this altruistic seed can be awakened and developed. 3. The Concept of Free Will: True free will is the choice between allowing egoism or altruism to dominate. This choice arises in a neutral state, where we are neither overwhelmed by egoistic desires nor fully absorbed in spiritual aspirations. When we are too focused on the material, we lack the strength to choose spirituality. Conversely, when we perceive the greatness of spiritual attainment, we are naturally drawn to it without needing to make a conscious choice. 4. The Importance of the Right Environment: Associating with those whose thoughts are rooted in egoism can hinder spiritual growth, especially for those striving to live by "faith above reason," which is a Kabbalistic principle emphasizing actions not motivated by egoistic benefit. Surrounding oneself with spiritually aligned people, studying spiritual wisdom, and avoiding influences that are purely egoistic is crucial for developing spiritual qualities. 5. Understanding True Spiritual Poverty and Wealth: True spiritual poverty is when one needs the help of others, while true spiritual wealth is when one is content with what they have. Recognizing one's egoistic nature and the limitations it imposes leads to a desire for correction. 6. The Role of Suffering and Correction: Realizing the depth of one’s egoism and feeling bitterness about one’s spiritual state creates a desire for transformation. When this desire becomes intense enough, the Creator sends a "light of correction" to help elevate the person spiritually. 7. Faith Above Reason: Spiritual growth requires adopting a mindset that goes beyond conventional reasoning. It is not about calculating personal benefits but about transcending egoistic desires and acting purely for the Creator's sake. 8. The Test of True Intentions: Engaging in actions not dictated by upbringing or society’s norms leads to inner conflict and questioning. This situation is essential because it forces one to rely solely on the Creator for guidance and support, emphasizing the uniqueness of the spiritual path. 9. The Relationship Between the Creator and the Individual: A common question for those starting on their spiritual journey is whether they choose the Creator or the Creator chooses them. From one perspective, it is the Creator who selects individuals, providing them with opportunities to act for His sake. However, understanding that the work itself is a reward and distancing from it is a punishment highlights that individuals must also make the conscious choice to serve the Creator and request His help to maintain a pure intention. 10. Conclusion: The process of spiritual elevation involves recognizing one's egoistic state, cultivating the seed of altruism, making choices that transcend personal benefit, and relying on the Creator’s guidance. The ultimate goal is to develop a pure intention to serve the Creator, which aligns human actions with divine will. This deep and introspective text encourages the reader to understand the dynamics of spiritual growth, the significance of free will, and the necessity of aligning oneself with the Creator's will to attain true spiritual fulfillment. #spirituality #spiritual #spiritualgrowth #thesageswisdom #attainingtheworldsbeyond #drmichaellaitman #drshelahharris </video> <video> Attaining The Worlds Beyond Review At 3.45 PM UK Time -Battling For The Creator's Oneness Description: Chapter 32 - Battling for the perception of the Creator's oneness The chapter offers a profound exploration of the concepts of egoism, altruism, and spiritual struggle in Kabbalah. It delves into the essence of human nature, which is driven by the pursuit of pleasure, and the spiritual work necessary to transcend egoistic desires in favor of altruistic actions and unity with the Creator. Key themes and ideas include: Homeowners and Egoism: In Kabbalistic terms, the "masses" or "homeowners" (ba’al bait) are those who focus on building their own house, a metaphor for an egoistic vessel. These people seek to fill their lives with pleasure derived from external sources. Conversely, spiritual ascension involves the transformation of these desires to build a "home for the Creator" within oneself, which is the pursuit of filling one's heart with the Light of the Creator, rather than self-centered desires. Perception of Evil: Evil is defined subjectively, based on how much something obstructs one's ability to receive pleasure. In spiritual terms, evil is anything that obstructs the spiritual laws or one's relationship with the Creator. A Kabbalist's journey involves cultivating hatred for this egoism and fostering love for the Creator by exalting the Creator in one’s thoughts. Struggle with Egoism: The process of spiritual work is described as a constant battle against egoism, or self-centered desires. A person becomes aware of their own defects only when they begin to sense their egoism, prompting them to ask questions about the meaning of their actions and seek spiritual correction through Kabbalistic wisdom. Suffering as a Catalyst: The suffering generated by egoism is seen as a necessary force that compels individuals to break free from its bounds. This suffering helps a person realize that material pleasures cannot bring ultimate satisfaction and drives them toward the Creator. Desires and Nations: The various desires within an individual are likened to the nations of the world. Only the desire to connect with the Creator, called "Israel" (meaning "straight to God"), is suitable for spiritual ascent. The wisdom of Kabbalah is accessible to those who prioritize this desire over all others. Concealment in Spiritual Work: Concealment, both of one’s spiritual level and one’s true intentions, is vital for spiritual success. True intentions must remain hidden even when actions may seem outwardly egoistic, as with the example of a donor seeking public recognition while also possibly advancing the spread of Kabbalah. War Against Egoism: The ultimate spiritual war is not against external forces but within the individual, where the battle is to relinquish egoistic control and allow the Creator to rule the heart and mind. This involves surrendering to the Creator's will, which is considered the "meta-war"—fighting for altruism and the Creator’s dominion over the individual. Dual Perception: The Kabbalistic path involves navigating conflicting perceptions: the understanding that everything emanates from the Creator (right line), and the simultaneous experience of believing that external forces are influencing outcomes (left line). Attaining a balanced "middle line" where the Creator’s Oneness is fully realized requires constant spiritual effort. Altruism as True Freedom: Freedom from egoism is only achieved when one derives pleasure from altruistic acts rather than egoistic gratification. The process of spiritual transformation is thus about switching the source of pleasure—from receiving to bestowing. Slavery and Liberation: Human beings are slaves to their desires for pleasure, whether it be egoistic or altruistic. In Kabbalistic thought, true liberation comes when the Creator helps remove the allure of egoistic pleasures, allowing the individual to serve altruism. However, even in altruism, one remains a servant—this time, to the Creator’s will. The path of Kabbalah is framed as one of continual spiritual ascent, where an individual must constantly battle the natural inclinations of egoism to allow the Creator to fill their being. This transformation is not about rejecting pleasure but shifting its source from self-centered to divine, leading to true spiritual fulfillment and alignment with the Creator’s wil </video> <video> How To Create Blessing In Your life - Ancient Kabbalistic Wisdom| Spiritual Coaching Description: Welcome to The Sages Wisdom Inner Transformation Show, the podcast where ancient wisdom meets modern living. I’m Dr Shelah Harris AKA Sara Ahavah – my author’s penn name.. I’m honored to guide you on today’s transformative journey. In this episode, we’ll explore how to create more blessings in our lives using the profound wisdom of Kabbalah shared with us in the book Attaining The Worlds Beyond by Dr Michael Laitman. This ancient spiritual tradition teaches that blessings aren’t random gifts but the natural result of aligning ourselves with the flow of divine light. At the core of today’s discussion is the Kabbalistic principle of shifting from egoism—focusing on self-centered desires—to altruism, a life rooted in love, giving, and kindness. Through this shift, we become channels of light, attracting blessings not just for ourselves but for everyone around us. Stay tuned for practical strategies, timeless insights, and heart-centered reflections to help you embody these teachings in your daily life. Let’s dive in." </video> <video> Overcoming Life Challenges And Obstacles Using The Spiritual Pathway - Part 3 Description: We experience trials inorder to awaken us to grow into our higher self- the consciousness of love, kindness, harmony, unity and compassionate. The trouble is, we seldom misinterpret the events as offensive, betrayal, an attack and so forth. One who wants to transform into a higher spiritual conscious person will experience events that forces a change in attitude working in FAITH ABOVE OUR REASON. </video> <video> Overcoming Life Challenges The Spiritual Way Through The Power Of Love- Part 2 Description: We experience trials inorder to awaken us to grow into our higher self- the consciousness of love, kindness, harmony, unity and compassionate. The trouble is, we seldom misinterpret the events as offensive, betrayal, an attack and so forth. One who wants to transform into a higher spiritual conscious person will experience events that forces a change in attitude working in FAITH ABOVE OUR REASON. </video> <video> How To Create Blessing In Your life - Ancient Kabbalistic Wisdom| Spiritual Coaching Description: At the core of today’s lesson is the Kabbalistic principle of shifting from egoism—focusing on self-centered desires—to altruism, a life rooted in love, giving, and kindness. Through this shift, we become channels of light, attracting blessings not just for ourselves but for everyone around us. Stay tuned for practical strategies, timeless insights, and heart-centered reflections to help you embody these teachings in your daily life. Let’s dive in." Creating More Blessings in Our Life: A Journey of Spiritual Development Understanding Blessings Before delving into the ways to create more blessings, it is essential to understand what blessings truly are. Blessings are often perceived as external gifts or fortunate events that come our way. However, from a spiritual perspective, blessings are much deeper. They are moments of grace, inner peace, and a sense of connection with the divine. Blessings can be found in the beauty of nature, the kindness of others, and the quiet moments of reflection. By shifting our focus from external to internal, we can open ourselves to a continuous flow of blessings. Cultivating Gratitude Gratitude is the foundation of a blessed life. It is the practice of recognizing and appreciating the good in our lives, no matter how small. When we cultivate gratitude, we shift our focus from what we lack to what we already have. This shift in perspective opens our hearts and minds to the abundance that surrounds us. Practicing Daily Gratitude One effective way to cultivate gratitude is by maintaining a daily gratitude journal. Each day, take a few moments to write down three things you are grateful for. These can be simple things like a beautiful sunrise, a kind gesture from a friend, or a delicious meal. Over time, this practice will train your mind to notice and appreciate the blessings in your life. Expressing Gratitude to Others Another powerful practice is expressing gratitude to others. Take the time to thank the people in your life who have made a positive impact. Whether it's a heartfelt note, a phone call, or a simple thank you, expressing gratitude not only makes others feel appreciated but also deepens your own sense of connection and abundance. Meditation and Prayer Meditation and prayer are timeless spiritual practices that help us connect with our inner selves and the divine. These practices quiet the mind, open the heart, and create a space for inner peace and guidance. Meditation Meditation involves sitting quietly and focusing the mind, often on the breath, a mantra, or an image. Regular meditation practice can reduce stress, increase self-awareness, and enhance spiritual connection. Start with just a few minutes a day and gradually increase the time as you become more comfortable with the practice. Prayer Prayer is a way of communicating with the divine. It can be a request for guidance, an expression of gratitude, or simply a conversation with a higher power. Prayer can be practiced in any form that feels comfortable to you, whether it's spoken, silent, written, or even sung. The key is to approach prayer with an open heart and a sincere intention. Serving Others One of the most profound ways to create blessings in our life is through serving others. Acts of kindness and service not only benefit those we help but also bring a deep sense of fulfillment and purpose to our own lives. Random Acts of Kindness Small acts of kindness can create ripples of blessings in our lives and the lives of others. Pay for someone's coffee, leave a kind note for a coworker, or offer a listening ear to a friend in need. These simple gestures can brighten someone's day and remind us of the interconnectedness of all beings. Forgiveness Holding onto grudges and resentments creates inner turmoil and blocks the flow of blessings. Practicing forgiveness, both for yourself and others, frees you from the burden of negative emotions and opens your heart to peace and compassion. Remember that forgiveness is a process, and it's okay to take your time to heal. Aligning with Your Purpose Living in alignment with your true purpose brings a sense of fulfillment and meaning to life. When you are connected to your purpose, you are more likely to experience a flow of blessings as you contribute your unique gifts to the world. Discovering Your Purpose Discovering your purpose involves exploring your passions, strengths, and values. Reflect on what brings you joy, what you are naturally good at, and what causes or issues you feel strongly about. Your purpose may evolve over time, so be open to new experiences and insights. Living Your Purpose Once you have a sense of your purpose, take steps to integrate it into your daily life. This might involve pursuing a career that aligns with your values, engaging in meaningful hobbies, or volunteering for causes you care about. Living your purpose brings a deep sense of satisfaction and attracts more blessings into your life. </video> <video> Attaining The Worlds Beyond- Kabbalistic Quotes and The Author Quest For Kabbalah Description: The most important aspect of the process of self-improvement is the cultivation of one’s sense of humility before the Creator. This, however, should not be an artificial undertaking, but a goal of one’s efforts. If, as a result of working on the self, an individual gradually starts to develop this quality, then it means that he is proceeding in the right direction. (Talmud, Avodah Zarah) A human being is born as an absolute egoist, and this quality is so visceral that it can convince him that he has already become righteous and has rid himself of all egoism. (Talmud, Hagiga) The Torah is the Light of the Creator, and only a person who receives this light is considered as learning Torah (rather than just acquiring mere wisdom). (Zohar, Metzorah) The Torah is concealed. It is only revealed to those who have reached the level of the righteous. (Talmud, Hagiga) When a person, by means of his studies, reaches the level at which he wants nothing but spiritual elevation and at which he accepts only the bare necessities of life in order to sustain his physical existence, not for pleasure’s sake, this is the first step of his ascent to the spiritual world. (Talmud, Psachim) The lower a person feels, the closer he comes to his true state and to the Creator. (Talmud, Sota) It is forbidden to study Kabbalah for any purpose other than spiritual elevation. (Talmud, Sanhedrin) A person’s highest spiritual potential is to reach the level of maaseh merkavah ("the act of rule"). He is able to correct himself to such an extent that Divine Providence over the world can be executed through that person. (Talmud, Suka) A necessary condition for spiritual elevation is a continuous quest for a bond with the Creator. (Rambam, Ilchot Yesodot Torah) Do not despair once you have entered the path, for the Creator assures us of success if the direction of our aspirations is correct. (Talmud, Psachim) The most important aspect of a person is his aspirations, rather than his achievements, because it is egoism that requires achievements. (Talmud, Yavamot; Talmud, Sota) Just as a person should strive to feel the insignificance of his inborn characteristics, so too should he be proud of his spiritual work and purpose. (Talmud, Brachot) A person who strives toward the Creator is known as His child (Talmud, Shabbat), in contrast with those who want to be rewarded for their studies (by respect, knowledge, or money). Grasp the Creator. Kabbalah is known as the teaching of the hidden (nistar) because it can only be grasped by a person to the degree that he is able to alter his inner qualities. Therefore, he cannot pass along his perceptions to others, but he can and should help others to overcome the same path. (Rambam, Ilchot Yesodot Torah) Who can imagine a world that is not filled by the Creator? (Talmud, Shabbat) An individual must imagine that he is alone in the world with the Creator. The various characters and stories in the Bible signify the different qualities of one person and of all people and the different stages of this person’s spiritual path. The qualities and the stages are denoted by people’s names, their actions, and geographical locations. (Talmud, Kidushin) An individual need not despair when, as he studies and works on improving himself in an effort to attain spiritual elevation, he comes to see himself as being in an even worse condition than prior to studying Kabbalah. The true nature of egoism is revealed to a person whose level is higher than that of others, and for this reason a person becomes worse in his own eyes, even though he has actually become better. (Talmud, Megillah) Do not pay attention to the fact that the entire world is continuously chasing pleasures while only a few ascend to the Creator. (Talmud, Rosh Hashanah) The most important aspect of a person’s spiritual progress is a plea for help addressed to the Creator. (Talmud, Yomah) The worst manifestation of egoism is arrogance and conceit. (Talmud, Sota) A person must draw strength from the understanding of the purpose of creation, rejoicing in advance in the inevitable reformation of the entire world and the arrival of peace for humanity. (Talmud, Truma) Faith is the only way to redemption. In all other qualities a person can become confused by egoism, but faith is the only basis for a person’s ascent to the spiritual realm. (Talmud, Makot) Faith cannot manifest itself in a person without being accompanied by fear, for egoism bows only to fear. (Talmud, Shabbat) Even if an individual is not doing anything, his egoism urges him to commit all kinds of evil deeds. Thus, a person who has not sinned can be compared to a person who has done good deeds. (Talmud, Bava Metziah) An individual’s unification with the Creator can only be achieved through the congruity of their qualities. (Talmud, Sota) </video> <video> Spirituality For Beginners - Review Of Receiving For The Sake Of Giving - Learn powerful tools Description: A review of attaining the worlds beyond book by Dr Michael Laitman - Chapter 33. The ss chapter outlines a profound spiritual approach to connecting with the Creator, focusing on overcoming egoism and developing a selfless, altruistic relationship with the Divine. Here is an enhanced version of the key concepts: 1. Recognizing the Creator’s Absolute Benevolence The first step in drawing closer to the Creator is understanding His absolute kindness toward all beings, without exception. The Creator’s actions are always benevolent, even when life’s circumstances appear difficult or unpleasant. These challenges are part of a greater divine plan for our growth and benefit. Therefore, we are encouraged to trust that everything we receive from the Creator is for our ultimate good. 2. Gratitude as the Foundation of Spiritual Connection Before asking for anything from the Creator, we must cultivate a deep sense of gratitude. This involves being thankful for everything we have received, regardless of our current situation. True spiritual connection begins with contentment—acknowledging that the state we are in is exactly what we need for our development. Only once we have embraced this mindset can we ask for guidance or help for the future. Feelings of dissatisfaction or lack are seen as signs of separation from the Creator, while gratitude brings us closer to Him. 3. Overcoming Egoism: The Key to Spiritual Growth The greatest barrier between us and the Creator is egoism—the inherent desire to gratify ourselves. The spiritual journey is largely about recognizing the limitations of self-centeredness and striving to act without expectation of personal reward. Egoism distances us from the Creator, and true spiritual progress requires a shift toward altruism. This involves acting not for personal gain but for the sake of serving the Creator and others. Recognizing and transcending egoism is essential for spiritual liberation. 4. Aligning with the Creator’s Qualities Spiritual growth requires aligning our desires with those of the Creator. The Creator’s primary desire is to give pleasure, and we are meant to create the conditions to receive this pleasure selflessly—not for personal gain, but as an expression of service to the Creator. When we delight in the Creator’s ability to give, and when our receiving becomes a form of giving back to the Creator, we enter into a state of mutual giving. This alignment—where both the Creator and the individual are focused on giving rather than receiving—represents the highest form of spiritual harmony. 5. Recognizing Egoism as the Source of All Suffering The realization that egoism is the source of all suffering is a pivotal moment in spiritual development. This is referred to as the “realization of evil,” as egoism keeps us separated from the Creator, the source of all goodness and fulfillment. To grow spiritually, one must come to fully understand how egoism obstructs our path to perfection, pleasure, and immortality. This realization should inspire a deep desire to transcend egoism and move toward selflessness. 6. Three Stages of Spiritual Work There are three stages of spiritual work that describe the evolution of one’s intentions: Stage One: Working for Personal Gain: In the initial stage, individuals engage in spiritual or moral practices for the sake of personal reward, such as recognition, fame, or material success. Stage Two: Working for Divine Reward: In this stage, individuals work for the Creator with the expectation of spiritual rewards, such as divine favor or eternal pleasure. Though more elevated than the first stage, this approach is still motivated by personal benefit. Stage Three: True Altruism: In the highest stage, individuals act purely for the sake of giving to the Creator, with no expectation of reward. At this level, the individual’s pleasure comes solely from the ability to serve the Creator, and actions are performed selflessly, with complete alignment to the Creator’s will. 7. The Role of Prayer and Divine Assistance When an individual feels incapable of overcoming egoism through personal effort, the only solution is to turn to the Creator for help. True spiritual strength comes from recognizing the limits of one’s abilities and placing faith in the Creator’s power to transcend natural, egoistic tendencies. Prayer becomes an essential tool in asking for divine assistance to overcome the self and align with altruistic values. 8. Free Will and the Path to Altruism The Creator does not automatically transform egoism into altruism because He desires that each person exercises free will in choosing the path of selflessness. The process of spiritual growth involves periods of struggle and "exile" from divine perfection, which provide opportunities for individuals to consciously choose what is right. This freedom of choice is essential to developing a genuine connection with the Creator. #spirituality #spiritualgoals </video> <video> Review Of Attaining The Worlds Beyond -Understanding Our True Nature Description: Summary of the Chapter The Role of "Hunger" and Egoism in Creation: Spiritual growth requires a sense of "hunger" for the Creator’s pleasures, which leads to the correction of egoism. Gratification for the Creator rather than self-centered pleasure is the ultimate aim. Understanding Fear and Challenges: Fear and obstacles are sent by the Creator to foster self-reflection and spiritual growth. The Creator alone governs all experiences, whether perceived as positive or negative. Spiritual States and Dependency on the Creator: Confidence and self-satisfaction indicate reliance on personal strength, leading to egoism. Feelings of helplessness enhance reliance on the Creator, fostering a closer spiritual state. Overcoming Egoism and Developing Altruism: Genuine altruistic thoughts and actions are challenging because egoism resists them. True altruism involves selfless actions that do not seek bodily or egoistic gratification. Testing Altruism: To discern true altruism, examine if the body and mind oppose altruistic thoughts; acceptance indicates self-deception. Creator’s Role in Spiritual Struggles: The Creator deliberately introduces challenges to deepen understanding of human nature and spiritual relationships. Struggles help reveal personal spiritual states and the depth of reliance on the Creator. Dual Nature of Spiritual Ascent: Spiritual growth entails reconciling two opposing forces: the desire to unify with the Creator and the aspiration for selfless altruism. The ultimate goal is to achieve congruence with the Creator’s qualities and to receive unlimited pleasure without egoistic motives. Concealment and Revelation: The absence or presence of the Creator’s guidance is likened to spiritual "darkness" and "light." Doubts and concealment are tools for spiritual development, fostering reliance on faith over intellect. The Cry of the Soul: True prayer arises when all personal efforts fail, leading to heartfelt cries for the Creator’s help. Genuine reliance on the Creator emerges in moments of absolute spiritual despair. The Path to Spiritual Fulfillment: Correcting egoism and aligning with altruistic qualities prepare the soul to receive divine pleasure selflessly. Spiritual fulfillment involves both experiencing the Creator’s Light and bringing pleasure to the Creator through one’s corrected nature. The Process of Revelation: Spiritual trials are essential for understanding the Creator’s Light and one’s own nature. The journey demands relentless effort, unwavering faith, and reliance on the Creator’s guidance. Core Message: The chapter emphasizes that spiritual ascent requires overcoming egoism and aligning personal qualities with those of the Creator. Struggles, doubts, and moments of darkness are tools for growth, deepening one’s reliance on the Creator. Ultimate spiritual fulfillment comes through altruistic actions and receiving divine pleasure selflessly, fulfilling the Creator’s purpose. #spirituality #attainingtheworldsbeyond #michaellaitman </video> <video> Spiritual Coaching - Review Of Attaining The Worlds Beyond by Michael Laitman - Chapter 34 Description: Suffering Sent As Absolute Kindness Key Points and Concepts: Free Will and Choice: The chapter discusses free will as the critical choice humans must make—to submit to the rule of the Creator or to egoism (symbolized by Pharaoh). Choosing the Creator is a spiritual act of faith, despite the material rewards promised by egoistic pursuits. The Nature of Egoism: Egoism, represented by Pharaoh, tempts individuals with visible, immediate rewards. These rewards are rational, socially approved, and tangible, making it difficult for a person to prioritize the spiritual over the material. The Role of Faith: Advancement toward spiritual enlightenment is not about immediate gain but about developing faith in the Creator's ability to change us. This faith is central to the journey because humans, on their own, cannot transcend their egoistic nature. Suffering as a Catalyst for Spiritual Growth: Suffering is presented as a tool for developing a real desire to attain spiritual revelation. This suffering, when endured with the right intention, transforms into what the text calls "the suffering of love." The more one suffers in this way, the stronger the desire to connect with the Creator becomes. The Concept of Spiritual Birth: Spiritual birth occurs when a person attains the permanent perception of the Creator, marking the beginning of their spiritual life. Like the physical desire for life, one must cultivate the spiritual desire for the Creator's presence. Revelation and Concealment of the Creator: The Creator conceals Himself to create a desire in the individual for revelation. This hiddenness encourages the individual to grow in faith and not rely solely on material or egoistic perceptions. When one’s desire becomes pure and altruistic, the Creator reveals Himself. Altruism vs. Egoism: The ultimate goal is to transform egoistic desires into altruistic ones. Spiritual pleasure, unlike material pleasure, aligns with the Creator's qualities, and only through this alignment can true revelation occur. Mussar and Baal Shem-Tov’s Teachings: The text contrasts two approaches: the Mussar method, which emphasizes abandoning material desires, and Baal Shem-Tov’s method, which highlights the immense value of spiritual pleasures, encouraging the individual to see their greater worth compared to material gain. The Struggle of Faith Above Reason: Throughout the spiritual journey, one must exercise faith "above reason," meaning that even when the mind and body resist or question the value of spiritual pursuit, faith in the Creator’s process must prevail. The body resists this path, asking why one should continue to exert effort without visible gain. Revelation of the Creator: The Creator reveals Himself only to those who have cultivated altruistic desires. This revelation is seen as the ultimate reward and the end goal of all spiritual striving, achieved when one transcends self-centered desires and aligns with the Creator’s qualities. Conclusion: The essence of the teaching is that true spiritual growth requires a struggle against the ego, a cultivation of faith in the unseen, and a focus on altruistic actions. The concealment of the Creator serves to heighten desire, and suffering is not seen as an evil but as a necessary step in purifying one's intentions. Only when one achieves a state of pure altruism, without egoistic motives, can the Creator’s light be fully revealed. #attainingtheworldsbeyond #spirituality #spiritualgrowth #kabbalah </video> <video> Attaining The Worlds Beyond Chapter 36 - The Work Along The Three Lines Description: Attaining The Worlds Beyond Chapter 36 - The Work Along The Three Lines Dual States of Light and Desire: The left line reflects suffering due to unfulfilled desires and awakens the need for divine assistance, represented by the Light of wisdom. The right line represents altruism, joy in spiritual similarity, and the Light of mercy (Ohr Hassadim), but lacks the depth of knowledge and understanding. Imperfect States and Congruence: The Light of wisdom (left line) cannot be fully received without congruence in qualities between the recipient and the Light. The left and right lines must unite, blending the desires of the left with the altruistic qualities of the right to create the middle line, where spiritual perfection emerges. The Role of Study and Effort: Studying Kabbalah aids in developing the desire to align with the Creator, gradually drawing spiritual grace (surrounding Light), even if the process is imperceptible. Proper intentions and guidance are essential to avoid egoistic misunderstandings of Kabbalah's teachings. Challenges in the Left Line: The left line emphasizes self-critique and recognition of personal imperfection, often leading to despair and awareness of increased egoism. This despair is a necessary step to realize the need for divine assistance, catalyzing prayer and a genuine turning toward altruism. Faith Above Reason: The right line is characterized by faith above reason, where joy and perfection are experienced despite lack of direct spiritual perception. This faith is rooted in trust in the Creator's perfection and aligns actions with His will, despite egoistic resistance. Balancing the Two Lines: Equal development of the right (perfection and joy) and left (critique and striving) lines is crucial to form the middle line. Disparity between the two lines disrupts their integration, and conscious effort is required to balance them. The Middle Line and Spiritual Growth: The middle line emerges as a synthesis of the two, enabling the revelation of the Upper Light and spiritual progress. It combines the critical insight of the left line with the faith and perfection of the right, resulting in harmony and true spiritual illumination. Egoism as a Catalyst: Egoism and its associated challenges serve as the foundation for spiritual work, prompting a shift from self-centered desires to altruistic love. A full realization of egoism's limitations leads to divine intervention, granting the individual the strength to transcend self-interest. Structured Progression: Progress requires intentional transitions between lines, with a dominant focus on the right line (faith, joy) while the left (critique) is engaged minimally and systematically. The ultimate goal is liberation from egoism, culminating in the birth of a spiritual self through divine assistance and illumination. Outcome of the Process: The path leads to unity with the Creator, achieving a state where even the smallest connection with the divine is perceived as a profound gift. Perfection is found in the balance and integration of the lines, and true spiritual perception arises in the middle line. This chapter outlines the spiritual dynamics of human development, emphasizing the need for balance between self-assessment and faith to align with the Creator’s will and attain spiritual growth. #spirituality #kabbalah #Kabbalahbooks #Michaellaitman #attainingtheworldsbeyond </video> <video> Sages Wisdom 247 Prayer Live With Psalms Description: Psalms for divine correction, protection, healing, relieving of stress, connection with the divine and elevation of the soul </video> <video> Attaining The Worlds Beyond Review Of Chapter 35- What is the evil inclination and its impacts Description: Summary of "The Evil Inclination" In Kabbalah, the soul is seen as eternal, temporarily housed in the body, which it changes like clothing. The Creator sends life’s trials to help individuals recognize their need for selflessness, encouraging them to align with divine qualities rather than personal desires. Striving to mirror the Creator’s altruism is central to spiritual growth, achieved through studying Kabbalah and perceiving the Creator's greatness. The "evil inclination," or ego, is identified as the main obstacle to spiritual advancement. Overcoming ego involves understanding that egoistic desires oppose the Creator’s nature. This internal struggle, described as a "war against darkness," teaches one to reject selfishness in favor of altruistic intentions, which align with the Creator's will. Kabbalah, valued through faith in the Creator, is both a guide and a means to transform egoism into selflessness. The Creator created 613 commandments to purify the soul by gradually transforming selfish desires into ones that seek divine closeness. Observing these spiritual laws helps individuals receive divine light and pleasure without shame because they aim to please the Creator, not themselves. Upon achieving unity with the Creator, these laws transition from being tools of correction to vessels of joy, allowing for a full reception of spiritual pleasure in alignment with divine will. Sign Up For The Sages Wisdom Bookclub : https://www.facebook.com/groups/485138703258285 Sign Up For Kabbalah Course Online - self study: https://sarainnerhealing.com/kabbalah/ For more information on spiritual studies and short courses join mailing list : https://sarainnerhealing.com/ For Free spiritual healing course online :https://sarainnerhealing.com/spiritual-healing/ </video> <video> Life Challenges as a Path to Spiritual Enlightenment | Spiritual Coaching Description: Life Challenges as a Path to Spiritual Enlightenment | Spiritual Coaching #spiritualcoaching #spiriualawakening #spirituality #spiritualcoach #spiritualenlightenment In this video, we explore how life’s challenges can serve as powerful catalysts for spiritual awakening and personal transformation. Whether you're facing adversity, loss, or inner conflict, discover how these difficult moments can open the door to deeper self-awareness, growth, and spiritual enlightenment. Our expert spiritual coach shares practical insights, tools, and exercises to help you navigate challenges with resilience and align with your higher purpose. Learn how to turn obstacles into opportunities for profound spiritual growth. Subscribe for more inspiration on your journey to inner peace and enlightenment! Sign up for my newsletter - https://sarainnerhealing.com Sign up for my free spiritual healing masterclass -https://sarainnerhealing.com/spiritual-healing/ Sign up for my free ebooks - https://sarainnerhealing.com/love-gives/ </video>

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