Published: December 18, 2013
Originally recorded: July 20, 2010

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Lesson Highlights

• Rebuilding the Vessel requires two things:
• Knowing that our strength is equivalent to half the world and that everything we do affects it; our first thought should always be “everything I do affects everybody else”
• Doing everything we can in the present while we have certainty that the Creator will take care of the future
• Doing any proactive action when we are stuck or low instead of dwelling in it
• Collecting energy to rebuild our vessel through proactive actions, doing anything and everything we can at that moment to reveal Light
• Distinguishing between what is in our hands and what is in the hands of the Creator
• Everything that is in the future belongs to the Creator and everything that is in the present is in the hands of the Vessel, and belongs to us
• We can only change our future by doing something in the present
• The significance of the Mezuzah, and the importance of protecting an opening

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Lesson Description

During Ben Hametzarim, known as the “Days of Narrowness,” our Vessel, like the Holy Temple, literally gets destroyed. This is so that we can start from scratch and build a whole new vessel with room to receive even more Light and fulfillment.  Join Shalom as he offers practical tips on how to rebuild our Vessels to achieve our potential.

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About This Course

As we strive to live the teachings of Kabbalah as a spiritual path, we can fall into the trappings of learning without putting effort into our spiritual work of transforming our nature. When we become complacent, we stop seeing the results and miracles we are working to create. In Practical Kabbalah, Shalom Sharabi teaches a practical approach to personal transformation using kabbalistic tools and windows in time that, with consistent effort, can assist us in experiencing change and greater fulfillment in three major areas of life; relationships, health and finances.

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