Why we all need Kabbalah – you see there are either two states: on /off – now when in fear, we are off – we go into protection which is prevention, and when you are running away, you are not running toward, – for example, if your goal in a business is to not close; your thinking is not how to make money, rather cut losses – However if you feel confident, then your thinking is “how do I increase?” – the problem is, once we start seeing success, this leads us to delusional “I am the boss” thinking – This thinking causes us to be arrogant, and arrogance causes us to be indolent (for the “I am the servant” causes lack of anger; conversely, “I am the boss…” hence if this is the truth, then when others do not do what I say (as you could imagine a boss in the real world might act) I need to fire (at them) – Conversely when we follow the wisdom of Kabbalah – as opposed to allowing success to delude us – and make no mistake about it- it is a subconscious addiction (hence absolute). The Divine Being which pulsates – gives us a mission – and upon its completion returns us back to our barracks – so unlike a soldier who “came saw and conquered” – we go, conquer and return. – in a never ending cycle, whereby on one hand we can both be humble as well as proud (with neither state interfering – and the only way to get to this Kabbalisitic state, is to a. realize the Divine voice that was introduced to the world at Mount Sinai, never ceases to talk (in fact, as in Mount Sinai, it is a unique voice to every individual) b. if your desire is to listen, then you will (and the rest automatically functions – it’s like an automatic app.)