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Thursday, October 29, 2009

The External, Global Force Known as Desire.

The External, Global Force Known as Desire

“Success lies not in the magnitude of the effort, but in uniting all of the small efforts together. If they unite, the common effort will be directed at the quality of bestowal. This is enough to be born into the Upper world. More >> ”

From Michael Laitman's Personal Blog

Your Desire is not Yours, but a Force of Nature

Everything takes place within the desire for pleasure, which was created by the force of nature. Man is not yet aware that the desire really isn’t his and that it rules over him. He is yet to distinguish these two aspects within himself as separate: desire and man.

But then inside of him awakens the point directed at bestowal and one begins to feel his desire as alien to him. He begins to distinguish between 1. Desire and 2. Me (point in the heart).

One’s efforts to change his desires further distance himself from them, and one begins to feel like their slave. Regardless of whether they bring pleasure or pain, one begins to understand that these desires are being sent to him. One’s reality appears to comprise three components: 1. External Force 2. The desires he is sent 3. Me. More>>

The 'Daily Kabbalah Lesson'

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Rising To The Point Of Connection

Spiritual progress is through connecting with the Giver above pleasures & depends on one’s choice of influence.

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In All the Universe, Desire is Virtual and Confined by Perception

Question: In order to feel the spiritual we need to develop a sixth sense, which does not pertain to the physical body. How does it work?

Answer: Everything that we feel is perceived by our senses, and presented to the consciousness in the form of a ready-made image or concept.

My notion is built from two components which are, “I” and “what I perceive.” In addition, everything occurs in the desire. After all, the desire is the matter of the world.

We can measure different reactions of the body to a glass of juice for example, but in any case this will be a measurement of the reaction, and not a measurement of the desire.

Therefore, any desire is virtual, in the material as well as in the spiritual worlds. The desire itself, whether it is egoistic or altruistic, does not exist in matter. More>>

From the First Lesson of the North American Congress 10.16.09