Reflect: Share something from the lesson that blew your mind, or even just gave you a new perspective.

This first week’s info about Kabbalah has brought some insight and (more) curiosity about what Kabbalah actually is, especially after hearing all the things it is not, because as I’ve been listening I keep thinking, “hmm this sort of sounds like esoteric studies (which my souls feels drawn to) and  quantum physics (which fascinates and intrigues me), and, so far, it’s alluding to psychic awareness… All these are up my alley. Could this be exactly where I want to be?”. But another thing that’s caught my attention is how, so far, it sounds like a blend between Eastern and Western religious thoughts. Eastern being the focus on Ego and the need to be rid of it, and Western being the need listen to and follow God’s word explicitly to be saved. Neither of these really sit just right within me so I’m eager to discover more about this so I that, with a deeper understanding of it all, it can help me to continue to move through some of these triggering words and beliefs I find rising in me as I’ve been moving through my personal spiritual journey of ” what the heck is the answer to the purpose of existence and can it actually be found?”.

This world is world of outcomes and not world of causes. That struck a distinct chord in me.

For quite some time I have been thinking to myself whether I actually have free will or whether I am actually being controlled like character in a video game by a higher being or force but at the same time thinking that I am making choices. Then Kabbalah came to me as a video suggestion in YouTube. I enroll in this course and lean about the spiritual forces governing our physical world, and the only way to change anything in our would is to expand our perception of reality so we can access the spiritual to make the changes there so the physical can reflect.

This simple explanation: “authentic Kabbalah deal with one thing and that is the discovery of the force that governs reality and the system through which it becomes revealed”. Loving these concise, clear definitions 🙂

A few things blew me away in this week’s studies. I’m beginning to properly analyse my own actions, whether it is coming from a self centred perspective, or an altruistic perspective. The “true path” between the left and right lines was very eye opening…there is a feeling within of having realised the closeness with the Creator that I didn’t previously experience. Every day life has changed for me already, and I am blown away by how fast this happened. It’s like your eyes become open for the first time, as cliché as that may read, it is the description that comes to mind.

I was without this kind of true teaching or teacher, after quite a search. Thank you for guiding 🙏

• This reply was modified hace 1 mes by Steven.

I have been studying Shamanic tradition (Huna) for several years, and its fascinating to see the resemblence with the authentic Kabbalistic teachings: The Creator sense himself through us and we have collective soul. Looking forward to dive in deeper!