Preparation Question: To what perception of reality do we want the study of Kabbalah to lead us?

[Tony Kosinec- KabU Instructor]

Preparation Question: To what perception of reality do we want the study of Kabbalah to lead us?

[Ursh]

I would like my Kabbalah journey to lead me to True reality, and yes of course closer to the Creator, where I will be wise enough to flow with Nature instead of always being at odds with people and things in this course of life.

[Debbie]

To the perception of reality where we connect to anything with love and understanding of its place in this world for the benefit of learning and developing our highest ability of fulfillment

 

[Belinda]

The Bhagavad Gita also speaks about the true nature of reality, beyond the 5 senses. I’m reminded of the quote attributed to Einstein: reality is an illusion, albeit a persistent one.

[Jamil de Paula Merlo]

Quero entender como funciona essa realidade que desconhecemos, aumentar nossa percepção dessa realidade, e entender a rezão e o proposito das coisas em nosso mundo.

[Tasha]

In all honesty I have absolutely no concept of where the perception of reality outside of the 5 senses will take me. I have never experienced it and actually feel quite in the dark as to what it will be like. I intellectually understand that it will help me to perceive things as they objectively are without the 5 sense limitations of the box, but in actuality the reality of what that might entail is so foreign to me. I am excited to learn more and understand that if you were perceiving outside of the 5 senses you would be able to anticipate events, understand root causes etc etc, but in all honesty it seems unreal to me at this stage. This is exciting to learn and experience, but I am mindful that my motivation in learning this is completely egoistic and for my will to receive! Argh! How to reconcile this?

[Galith]

It leads us towards the perception that transcends, goes beyond the physical limitations of my body, ego, emotions and intellect. II perceive reality through a lens that I identify as me, the work of studying Kabbalah is done for the purpose of moving beyond desires only, and be able to receive what is intended in the reality i do not yet perceive fully.

This is also the opportunity to review my experiences until now in the context of the principle of equivalence of form  permitting one to move away from the feeling of separation and the inevitable suffering that goes with it.

so that we can receive the ability to be like “it” – to feel , know and do what it is beyond the limitations of our 5 senses

 

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