June 26, 2008 at 8:11 pm · Filed under Love
We were sent the above image from a friend in Chicago, who wrote the following about it: “We are connected by tubes of non-material love. Loving the other not only becomes important, it is in style! The bond between the friends grows and reinforces every particular part. As self-love becomes tired and phased out, the new system reaches out to every heart.”
Here are some materials to inspire this exit from self-love and the entry into love for others:
* The Story of Cogwheels – an article for kids in the 14th issue of Kabbalah Today.
* Love, Deciphered – an article explaining that true love can only be infinite.
* Love Is the Way – an article tracing the founding of the method for attaining everlasting love.
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February 17, 2008 at 4:59 am · Filed under Daily Lessons
From Today’s Daily Lesson:
In today’s daily lesson on Baal HaSulam’s “Introduction to Talmud Eser Sefirot”—a comprehensive introductory article to authentic Kabbalah—Rav Michael Laitman, PhD unfolded the most real-life drama a person can experience: the inner battle one goes through with one’s nature when working at acquiring the qualities of absolute love and giving. Rav Laitman traced the lovesickness one experiences on this path, the self-determination and support from one’s surrounding society one needs to change one’s nature from self-love to love of the other, and the endless happiness awaiting the person who achieves this quality.
Introduction to Talmud Eser Sefirot – Lesson 6
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Download Previous Lessons in the 2008 “Introduction to Talmud Eser Sefirot” Series:
* Lesson 1 – wmv video | mp3 audio
* Lesson 2 – wmv video | mp3 audio
* Lesson 3 – wmv video | mp3 audio
* Lesson 4 – wmv video | mp3 audio
* Lesson 5 – wmv video | mp3 audio
Daily Lessons on Baal HaSulam’s “Introduction to Talmud Eser Sefirot” given by Rav Michael Laitman, PhD are broadcast live on Kabbalah TV: 5:00am until 6:00am Israel (GMT+2) time, Sunday to Friday, [Time Zone Converter], and are archived on the Kabbalah Media Archive
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