The Self of Ourselves
What has the kabbalah to give in the MIshkan? We have to discover Godliness in ourselves and we can only do that first by finding others.
The question is – I have to start with myself?
How can I respond to Godliness in someone else
You assume that the self is yours. And, you have it as your property
But the true definition is outside of ourselves – the origin and the state of it
But, when you speak about myself – it comes from the Ego…which has reached full capacity already.
Saying “in myself” is presuming that we are the owner of the Godly part of ourselves, instead of understanding that God is the owner of ourselves. This is a fundamental of origin of many religion and the new age. “If I don’t resolve in myself in myself, I can’t give to others” but that’s wrong.
If you realize that your part is inside the other, than you can start.
Its looking at the root of things, where it starts.
At the end, its an elaborated conversation between parts of myself which are outside of myself – and who is the conductor?
It has to do with what kind of service you offer to others. The definition of the Creator is what He wishes to give to humanity. The journey of the spirit to its source is the way to diminish itself. Most of the light is left outside, because if it would appear in all its volume in our corporal existence we won’t be able to stand it. It will kill us in a way – like Malchut. Malchut diminishes itself, when it becomes a point
What is the point in the heart, like Malchut – we don’t have anything on our own. We are connected to outside of ourselves.
