How to Become a King

We have already heard about The Royal Path to Enlightenment. Now we speak about, how to become a real leader on the spiritual pathway. First, people who always want to be leaders will never become great leaders. Real leaders are only chosen by God. Only people who don't have the desire to lead will be given leadership. If God destines something, nature, and politics must follow. As in the story of Moses. Moses was someone not versed in speech, but God has chosen him to lead the Israelites out of Egypt. Same with Joseph, his brothers only saw the bad in him. He felt, that he was destined as a great leader, but form a mere rational perspective there was no chance to become one. But if God destines something, everything else must obey.

A true king on the spiritual path has no one above him spiritually except God. He has established a direct contact to Him, through reestablishing his natural order. This means, when someone is walking in alignment with nature, time stops. There's no more choice between right and wrong. Someone being in this state has no choice but to do, what needs to be done. Speech happens, but there's no one thinking about it. Deeds happen, but not out of any decision.

The problem today is, that there are nearly no Kabbalists anymore out there, and that's why finding a real teacher is nearly impossible. Corruption and money are the true rulers of today's world of Kabbalah. It's nearly impossible to find someone, who is in real spiritual attainment. One who is, is entering a world, where only he and the Creator exists. It's from now on a constant interaction between the light and the Massach (screen) of someone, that prevents the light from entering his selfish desires. Instead, the new created vessel becomes a vessel for receiving in order to share alone. And this has nothing to do with deeds, that I would give someone money or so, but it is a consciousness behind everything in life. To only receive that, which I can receive without shame before the Creator. It is like, I would say to God, I don't want anything, but then he offers me pleasures, because I can only bring contentment to the Creator through receiving, but the intention changed from feeling only my own joy to feeling the joy now I'm bringing to the whole.