TLE Class #1 : Importance of Talmud Eser Sefirot
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...That's the advantage of learning the Talmud Eser Sephirot
because you don't activate your mental computer,
if you don't activate it - it's not there.
It's dormant.
Potentially, you can have it
you learn this and then it's there,
all of a sudden
why do we say
you see thing you never saw before?
What does it mean
you see thing you never saw before?
You always saw the same things
but your mental computer
wasn't activated to be receptive to it
that's all
That's why we've been learning Talmud Eser Sephirot
because it prepares our mind,
it expands our mind
it is the only study in the world
No other study
Not Talmud,
not...all the other studies...
that can compare, as all the Kabbalists have always said
one hour, one hour
of the study of Kabbalah
is equal to 365 of any other study.
One hour?
Yes! Because, it expands your mind.
This re-activates the mind
that was once there.
Never will there be certainty,
at any time. That's correct.
Therefore, the only conclusion we can come to
if we want to, if we think that this world
could have some certainty to it
is to see through what's illusionary and what is certainty
to understand what is certainty
so even if we cannot see,
even if we fall into a trap
but I think by studying,
this is my opinion,
if we study Talmud Eser Sephirot
then, the mechanism here
is been established to recognize what?
Not the probabilities,
not the invariables
but immediately to look beyond
This is to indicate us
at least learning
Talmud Eser Sephirot
through the Ari
that we must raise our levels of consciousness,
what do you mean we're raising our level of consciousness?
We're beginning to see things
not as they are,
on a physical, corporeal level,
but that there are forces
there are forces
that are operating
withing these, so called -
physical channels of
the human being, the 5 senses.
When the Ari was writing this
it was not a repetition
by Rabbi Ashlag
the structure of the
Talmud Eser Sephirot,
according to the Pri Etz-Chaim,
just for your own information,
this is not the way you find the
Etz HaChaim (tree of life)
in the original Ari.
But what Rabbi Ashlag did was
to take a piece here,
that's why it's called
Talmud Eser Sephirot
he took the Etz Ha-Chaim
and structured it in such a way
that it would have some sense.
The way we learn it
step after step
the Ari itself, the way it was written
was not step after step.
...nothing more
and unfortunately, if our consciousness is not raised,
and the only way you can
ever raise consciousness
is through the study of the
Talmud Eser Sephirot
I know there are many systems out there,
and they do raise your consciousness,
but everything is relative
all spiritual systems raise your consciousness
is there a system like the
Talmud Eser Sephirot
that can raise your consciousness
and see things as they really are?
...the fact that we, like every time over the past 12 years
whatever we would reveal,
two weeks later,
three weeks later
the New York Times wrote
about that concept
this has been going on for years now
in the science section,
I think it's every Tuesday
does their New York Times comes out with the science section
Tuesday, is it?
Every Tuesday, you know
we read something
and then they would bring me
the Times,
I never read the Times,
what to read the Times for?
We got a preview of what's going to be in the Times, right?
ooohhh...see, they're talking about this, talking about that
and they bring me a book
and bring me this...
and there're loads of stuff
about stuff that we already
have discovered
What, now?
That would be such a revelation
That's why Talmud Eser Sephirot,
in my humble opinion,
is the most dramatic
piece of literature ever written
because it's bringing
the physical reality
to where it's rightfully deserves to be
in our understanding of
what's this physical world is all about