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idk what i can say about the readings, but personally i like to pause and meditate on whatever sparks a response and so, reading the Zohar on my own does it better for me; also i can stay in the spark and find the interpreted verse or other reference and continue with that before coming back to where i left off…
i thought to add this quote i read from Dr. Laitman, in which initially the idea of “Sunbathing” struck me as particularly enticing 🙂
“The matter is not in learning a few pages of text and acquiring knowledge. But we need to read these texts because during the time of studies we direct ourselves to greater influence of the Light. For example, the reading of Kabbalistic texts is one of the conditions of the correct intention towards the Light. But we don’t read them just for understanding, but with the thought to pull towards us the influence of the Light.”
laitman.com/2013/02/sunbathing-in-the-rays-of-the-reforming-light/
while listening and following the english version, my brain was restless and not focused. I became impatient and tried to return to the intention several times. Meanwhile, the Hebrew version brought peace, calm and insight. While I still didn’t comprehend what was said explicitely, the meaning came through with love and a lot of gentleness. My body relaxed and my mind was silent, therefore I was able to receive in a more open manner.
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