Learning Kabbalah together globally provides deep insights into the wisdom and authentic sources, fostering a profound understanding that can't be gained from reading alone.
The unique connection among students, teacher, and texts is crucial, especially in Kabbalah, where direct teaching is essential.
Studying the original Hebrew texts maintains the purity and authenticity of the knowledge.
A true Kabbalah teacher is someone who has received wisdom directly from his own teacher and is dedicated to passing it on.
Group study is essential, as achieving the goals of Kabbalah requires collective efforts and desire.
Authentic Kabbalah sources include "The Book of Zohar", teachings of the ARI, Baal HaSulam, and Rabash.
Rav Michael Laitman invites seekers to discover Kabbalah, offering insights into the world's mysteries and the core of nature, with a blessing for success guided by the Upper Force.
Q&A on Learning Kabbalah:
Q: What is the benefit of learning Kabbalah together globally?
Rav Michael Laitman: When learning together, we discover the study, the language, the sources, and gain the merit to know, understand, and feel the depth of wisdom. In Kabbalah, it's especially important as this wisdom can’t simply be written in a book to fully grasp. A special connection is needed among students, teachers, and texts. Therefore, the wisdom itself requires special treatment.
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Q: Why is it important to learn from the source in Hebrew?
Rav Michael Laitman: Historically, even intellectuals like Newton and Leibnitz learned Hebrew to connect with the language. Understanding Hebrew is crucial for grasping the flow and correct approach to Kabbalistic wisdom. By learning from Hebrew sources, we preserve the purity and authenticity of the knowledge.
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Q: Who is a real teacher in Kabbalah?
Rav Michael Laitman: A real Kabbalah teacher is one who has received this wisdom from a qualified mentor and was deeply attached to them. Such a teacher tries to pass on the wisdom they have acquired to their students.
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Q: Why is it important to study in a group?
Rav Michael Laitman: According to Kabbalah sources, “Either companionship or death.” Studying alone, without a group aiming for a common goal, makes it difficult to achieve the purpose of the study effectively.
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Q: Which Kabbalah sources should we study?
Rav Michael Laitman: The authentic sources of Kabbalah include *The Book of Zohar*, the writings of the Ari, Baal HaSulam, and Rabash. Studying these sources ensures we are learning from the correct foundations.
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Personal Invitation from Rav Michael Laitman:
“I am delighted that you have reached the entrance to the wisdom of Kabbalah. This wisdom will reveal the world’s secrets and laws, enabling you to touch the center of nature. From here, the rest depends on the Upper Force, which we ask and pray to bestow its wisdom upon you. Good luck to you!”