Preparation Question: In what way have I gained a deeper understanding of my life and of the forces working in the world?

[Tony Kosinec- KabU Instructor]

Preparation Question: In what way have I gained a deeper understanding of my life and of the forces working in the world?

[Jim]

I realize with a deeper sense how all peoples are connected. I can sense that there is a power that permeate the universe. I want to learn to connect to it and it connect to me.

[Ariel McKinley]

I had a recent epiphany about the relationship between the Tree of Life and the Tree of Death, and how energy and matter are created by the collisions between particles of consciousness and anti-consciousness.

[Cinco Leone]

I have learned that when viewing reality through the lens of egotism, I am oversimplifying the true and complete nature of reality. All of life is reduced to the mere concepts of pleasure and pain. Rather than perceiving the whole of reality, I am only concerned with the parts of it that are seemingly beneficial to my selfish agenda. I have also learned that the experiences I so habitually am inclined to reject are actually a vital aspect to my development as charted out by the creator. These negative experiences are not a means of punishment but a refinement of my desires and a type of growing pain that are the result of stretching towards God.

[Andrew G]

I am recognizing more that I am the will to receive and instead of fighting that, I can find peace in finding a way to work within that to become closer to the will to bestow and bring myself closer to the creator.

[patrick diederich]

I start to appreciate the virtue of humility better. Being present, feeling gratitude for the beauty of the world and my fellow brothers and sisters. Enjoying to deepen the connection with my interlocutors, monitoring the feedback from the creator. Understanding the limitations of my former mode of  interpreting the world. A heightened sense of mental clarity , speed of processing information and sensorial acuity. A deeper appreciation for the diversity of human experience, and the way each one of us is led by the Creator. A deepening desire to become more altruistic and to overcome my  mental limitations and petty ways of seeking self-gratification.

 

[Kyle Grafstrom]

The evolution of desires and the inevitable point of finally saying “is this everything there is?”.  I’ve come to Kabbalah twice in life, both after hitting major bottoms in my life.  My level of understanding of these patterns in my life has brought me comfort and hope that I can find actual fulfillment through the study of Kabbalah.

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