🔔 WEDNESDAY PRAYER – MENTORSHIP POST: ARVUT – REMINDER OF THE WAY TO GREAT PERCEPTION OF THE GOODNESS OF THE CREATOR

TUESDAY PRAYER: MENTORSHIP POST

READING: between afternoon and sunset of Monday

We have new members, but this is also a reminder for us, old members, of the way to be able to percept the goodness of The Creator:

• Engage in Arvut (Mutual Guarantee): Vitalize our prayers with like, comments, questions or reactions.
• Disseminate – share information about kabbalah, about this group, and about the kabbalistic prayer that is for everyone here.
• Pay Maaser: Maaser is a neccesity as correction to attain the next better state. (Read more about Maaser below). It says tenth … but we allow to start with 1%, and increase it with time as your financial also gets better as your spiritual state gets better.

What does The Amity do with Maaser that´s being paid by members?

The maaser goes to paying the 10th that we also have to give to the Bnei Baruch headquarter in Israel, fee for our internet and homepage/domain, and soon we also would like to distribute kabbalah books to some members who needs and would like to have them, and also for having a center for The Amity, and many more.

Pay to: https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=BCXBJN3YUV3SU

MAASER – A TENTH AND NO MORE

-by Rabbi Michael Laitman

Question: Does paying Maaser (tithing) help in advancing toward holiness?

Answer: Paying Maaser is necessary; otherwise, you will not have entry into the spiritual realm. My teacher Rabash did not allow those who were late in paying Maaser to attend classes.

Maaser is a very serious thing: a tenth of our income. It is this that helps us climb up the spiritual ladder. So take this into account.

Question: If I start paying Maaser now, do I have to pay Maaser for the years that I was in Bnei Baruch and did not pay?

Answer: You will have to do this. Maaser is the most important thing in our connection because this money represents a spiritual tithe. Very often people ask me if it is possible to pay more. No, you must pay exactly ten percent, as it says in the Torah: a tenth and no more.

Question: Do I need to know if my friends in the ten are paying Maaser, or should I be sure by faith above reason that they are?

Answer: Everyone in the ten should know this because you are advancing both personally and in the ten. Therefore, your advancement depends on the general payment of Maaser.

MENTORSHIP POST OF CELINA SYUY