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I have noticed for a long time that I would call out to God for help when I was distressed and having a hard time. I’m finding I’m still like this but I wonder as we get closer to the Creator does it become easier to want to connect and be connected? I suppose as we develop spiritually that we recognize these challenges as opportunities for advancement?
Marnie,
You are right. It’s like if you are into dancing and you start learning to dance and spending time with dancers, slowly you start thinking about dancing, dream about dancing, spend your free time dancing and learning about dancing.
So it is with everything, including our relationship with the Creator. We start reading more and spending more time (even online) with friends who are studying as well, we discuss it, we think about it so it becomes second nature that we always turn to be connected to the Creator.
That is in quantity. And then there is the qualitative connection where we feel inside everything that that is happening that His hand is there guiding us, not just that we talk about it, but we feel that this is how it actually is.
Seth@KabU
Ami,
Here it is
https://kabbalahmedia.info/en/sources/hFeGidcS
Seth@KabU
I hope and I trust in him, a few months ago on the verge of my 40th birthday, he made me a believer again. He’s the light. He’s tested me again and again. I wish him to take me to the next level and I want to receive.
I sent a contact message today to kabuconnect. I want to know how I can connect to other Kabbalah students online.
Amir,
There are many people from all over the world who find this wonderous wisdom and desire to know the secrets of the soul, who we are, why are we here. I can feel your passion.
We have designed these first self-study courses where a person can dip his toe into the wisdom, to feel some of the authentic texts and to learn some fundamental pillars such as perception of reality and the four phases of direct light.
After those courses, students who wish to further their study can join live classes with other students and they all now share a general knowledge from their first courses that they all passed through.
Seth@KabU
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