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    Gil
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    • #431848
      Beverly
      Participant

      My questions/thoughts:

      If I understand Kabbalah correctly, it teaches me that I have no control over anything. My biggest impact in this reality is my intentions and the connection to “the friends.” I am a network, not an individual. The Creator will move me along the process at the appropriate time.

      The ah-ha moment is the awareness that my senses perceive a false reality.  If these ideas are actual, they have been a burden for a while.  Because with this knowledge, I feel neutral, a “nothingness feeling,” which makes it hard to pursue Kabbalah.

      I can learn, but that is only head knowledge.  If my perception is true, these feelings and thoughts are a burden, and I think, “Now what?”

      If my perceptions are incorrect, I would appreciate some insight.  It feels like I am fighting between living to gain knowledge or waiting on the Creator to make a move: like a chess game.

      Without choices…what’s the point? Just curious…..Thank you!

       

    • #431320
      Anthony
      Participant

      My question is are there any on earth who have attained knowing via Kabbalah?

      Is it just an intellectual knowledge or are there those who have transcended to actual experiential awareness?

      • #431942

        There are those who have transcended to actual experience, and only this is the goal of study.

    • #431202

      Hello,
      I have a question. My name is Markéta and I live in Czech Republic. I have to say that I already have been interested in Kabbalah for some time. And because I like history a lot I found some time ago that in the times when in my homeland ruled an emperor Rudolf II, there probably lived very good Kabbalists in Prague. I mean Maharal Rabi Löw and his student David Gans. I must say that I feel very strong conection to these two people, especialy to David without any real reason. They are my big inspiration to study the Wisdom of Kabbalah. So I may have a quite untipical question: “Is there any possibility that I knew these people in some of my previous incarnation?” I know my question may sound pretty strange, but I realy long to know the answer. Thank you very much in forward.
      Shalom
      Markéta

      • #431943

        Hi Marketa,

        Sorry I missed this question. There have been people who attained the spiritual world, less in the way of teaching, but in making corrections, which bear some correlation with corrections in the places they happened to be in our world. Sure, it can be that being from the area they were in, a certain preparation was made there, among the people, and so you feel some closeness to them. These are Kabbalists that studied in secret, left no method of study for others, but made corrections that others would later be able to work from.

    • #428555
      susan
      Participant

      greetings,

      i’m starting to see Kabbalah everywhere. so to speak.  One of my favorite books is, Derek Hashem rabbi moshe chaim luzzato. I have an audiobook and I listen to it at night when I go to bed all the time. Even though I’ve never really understood it. Nonetheless I love to listen to it makes me feel peaceful. But now that I’m taking these courses, my brain has lit up for the first time I realize that most of it Kabbalah. Unless you know come along and you really can’t understand it. I have a few questions that have arisen after listening to it last night. But I think it would be best if I could email it is it possible. because my question is quite detailed and long and deep. May be more appropriate by way of email. i’m so excited for the first time I can start to understand my favorite book. Just from my field courses I’ve gained a little more knowledge that has set my brain on fire so to speak lol

       

      • #429520

        Hello, Susan!

        We are always happy to receive your questions! Feel free to reach out to us at support@kabuconnect.com, and we’ll be glad to assist you. 😊

    • #427545
      Misty
      Participant

      How do I get the live Q and A.  I’m a member.

    • #427191
      Brad
      Participant

      Im having a hard time with this one. Rav says in this 1 min video, re: “we become God”.  I get that when we learn his qualities we can become similar to him, like Adam/Domeh, but that seems like a bold statement, “ we become the God” in fact, to a orthodox jew it would sound heretical. But im giving it the benefit of doubt,  I want to understand. How would that be any different than Christians calling Jesus God for example? Which I spent many years believing and finally rejected that.

       

      thanks

      • #427595

        Yeah, from our degree it seems unfitting, but this is the goal of creation–to raise the lowly creature to His degree. Sure, from where we are, since we interpret everything still egoistically and have no way of even thinking in a way that can imagine what bestowal is–this would indeed sound heretical. If “doing good to His creatures” was anything less than raising them to the ultimate degree, from the Creator’s perspective this wouldn’t be complete love.

      • #427197
        Brad
        Participant

        youtube “BECOMING LIKE GOD” kabbalainfo  video ^

        youtu.be/SGWNXRjJh10?si=d_4qtEBXQIbbi_KD

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