Exodus from Egypt - Spiritual States with Kabbalist Dr. Michael Laitman

[@HazeAnderson]

Michael Sanilevich asks great questions. Thank you Michael. 😄

[@abogadocarlosmorthera]

Great. Thanks!!

[@neri6354]

nice!

[@OttoNomicus]

How did the Exodus people have cattle to sacrifice at the foot of Mt Sinai when it said that just a few weeks earlier they ran out of food and had to eat nothing but manna for the next 40 years? Apparently they were eating steaks with a side of manna. What did they feed the cattle with, the manna? Where did YHWH say to gather manna and use it for cattle feed? Were the cattle feeding on Sinai grass? Seems unlikely.

[@KabbalahInfo]

Hi Otto, Thanks for the question. It is important to understand that the Bible does not describe corporeal phenomena, but spiritual degrees, structures, and processes, which are ultimately degrees of love, bestowal, and unification. The correct study of the Bible should draw upon us the light that brings us closer to attaining those degrees. According to the wisdom of Kabbalah, the purpose of our lives is to reach a state of perfection by harmoniously unifying with humanity in a single integral system-our soul. This state is called “the revelation of the Creator to the created beings in this world,” and it is attainable while we are alive in our world. The Bible was given to us as a means by which we can correct ourselves in order to unify with others, i.e., to ultimately reach a level of “And you shall love your neighbor as yourself” (Leviticus 19:18). The word for “Torah” in Hebrew connects to two words, “Hora’ah” (“teaching”) and “Ohr” (“light”). That is, the Torah is a means by which we draw light onto ourselves, which corrects our intention from self-benefit at the expense of others to bestowal and love for others. The following series of talks with Kabbalist Dr. Michael Laitman ''Bible Secrets Explained by Kabbalah'' may interest you kzbin.info/aero/PLVz2cfPpsbe7u2c9ppcUBYdi5OITxQoc2 Best wishes