The Seven Days Of Creation

[Ms Tercy Lonan]

THE SEVEN DAYS OF CREATION
Now let us sum up the seven days of Creation. What should
be the result of the correct inner work? The soul will ascend
from the egoistic level to one of bestowal. This is achieved
by seven consecutive corrections, called the “seven days of
the week.”
Seven is the Creator’s number. The system that governs
our world comprises seven parts. For this reason, our world
is divided by seven and seventy: seventy nations of the world,
seven days a week, seven colors of the spectrum, seven notes
of the musical scale, man’s soul divides into seventy parts,
man’s life is calculated by cycles of seventy years, and in
the seventh millennium, man receives the reward he has
merited.
Again, we are living in the 5770s. What is in store for
us during the remaining 220 plus years before the seventh
millennium sets in? Are we to just sit there and let them
pass? No. We can intervene in this process, which was
set off from above to last 6,000 years, and rush it. This
intervention has already begun. All the sages specified the
same year, 1995, as the year when the process of the world’s
conscious correction would begin. It is referenced in many
texts penned by the great Kabbalists of the past, including
The Book of Zohar.
Indeed, since 1995 more and more people the world over
are embarking on the path of correction.
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However, select individuals can undergo this process
separately, attaining the Upper World and coming to sense
the Upper, perfect reality before others. Moreover, the very
path of correction, when navigated consciously and willingly,
feels like an extraordinary adventure.
This is our objective in studying the structure and
functionality of this system of the universe—to know
precisely where and how we can intervene in the process,
change something, and achieve immediate correction.
In fact, one cannot directly influence his root, the source
from which he stems, because he exists at a lower degree and
derives from it.
However, by correcting himself and equalizing his
qualities to his root, a person changes the way he perceives
what comes from above: instead of never-ending blows,
problems, and everyday hardships, he begins to experience
bliss, respite, perfection, undivided attainment.
We were made by the Creator with the sole purpose of
mastering the Upper World and assuming control over our
destiny.