Rabash. What Does It Mean that Before the Egyptian Minister Fell, Their Outcry Was Not Answered, in the Work?. 15 (1990) [2026-04-04] #lesson
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This Kabbalah lesson explores a profound spiritual paradox: why the outcry of the Israelites in Egypt was not answered until after the fall of Pharaoh's minister. The host, drawing on Rabash and Baal HaSulam, explains that the worsening of conditions after Moses' arrival was not a regression but a necessary revelation of the full extent of the 'evil inclination'—the will to receive for oneself. Only when the inner resistance to spiritual work becomes fully apparent can the Creator provide the complete correction. The lesson emphasizes that the 'minister' of Egypt symbolizes the illusion of external forces controlling our spiritual progress; in truth, the Creator is always listening. The real work is to develop a 'vessel' through suffering and self-awareness, where the revelation of evil is not the goal but a means to recognize the Creator's hidden hand. The group is encouraged to maintain joy and unity in the ten, using the environment of friends, study, and Rav's guidance to stay aligned with the pace of spiritual development. Ultimately, redemption is not escape from suffering, but the awakening to the truth that every challenge is part of the Creator's plan to reveal Himself.
The worsening of conditions after Moses' arrival is not failure but a necessary revelation of the full extent of inner resistance (Pharaoh) to spiritual work.
True prayer and redemption come only after the complete revelation of evil, because only then is the vessel ready to receive the Creator's help.
The 'minister of Egypt' is not an external force but a psychological illusion; the Creator is always listening and guiding, even when it feels like He is silent.
The environment—friends, Rav, books, and group work—is essential to maintain the pace of spiritual development and avoid falling into despair.
Joy and connection in the ten are not distractions but vital tools to sustain the spiritual journey through suffering and confusion.
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Introduction: The Power of Passover Sources
The host opens with gratitude to the PT24 group and the Creator, setting the tone for a deep study of Passover sources. Emphasis is placed on developing sensitivity to the writings of Rabash and Baal HaSulam, particularly the idea that Passover articles are not just intellectual study but a spiritual workshop that transforms the reader’s inner state.
The Paradox of the Unanswered Cry
“It follows that when they were rewarded with seeing and the king of Egypt died, which the Zohar calls the fall of their minister, this awareness that they thought that there was a minister of Egypt and that he had authority and was detained and was detaining their outcry so it would not be heard above, that view as fawn from the people of Israel.”
The Role of Suffering in Spiritual Growth
“The more we advance, we feel great negation, greater negation. Darkness, greater darkness. That's what we call the darkness of Egypt. The eve of the Exodus is the darkest state during the darkest of the night.”
The Environment as a Spiritual Engine
“The Rav, the books, it's all called an environment. The group, the books, the Rav, it's all called an environment. And through the environment I can do it through a few hours, days.”
Redemption: The Revelation of the Creator
“Redemption is to seek in the most clearest way with all our senses that the Creator is the source of all reality, that He does everything.”
“Redemption is to seek in the most clearest way with all our senses that the Creator is the source of all reality, that He does everything.”
“It follows that when they were rewarded with seeing and the king of Egypt died, which the Zohar calls the fall of their minister, this awareness that they thought that there was a minister of Egypt and that he had authority and was detained and was detaining their outcry so it would not be heard above, that view as fawn from the people of Israel.”
“You cannot give a person half a thing. Rather first the full evil must be disclosed and then comes the help from above over a complete thing.”
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