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Definitely, the first workshop left the biggest impression on me so far. I was tense and somehow relaxed, as if I was on a slide of feelings and emotions. My thoughts came so fast that I could not verbally follow them. And I had an incredible need to communicate as if I had received the truth serum. And at one point I look there alone, but as if I’m not, I consciously literally have no thoughts, feelings and yet somehow filled with pleasure. It’s like I’m isolated in a vacuum. The first thing that started after that state was positive emotions and a sense of security. The support I had from a friend meant so much to me that any kind of gratitude would be small, just a constant desire to reciprocate their gratitude to let them know I was with them. Julian, who guided us through everything with emotions and attention, like when you address and encourage small children. Every time I came back from the chat room I was happy to see Julian again, I had a sense of security and confidence. That’s how it affected me and that’s how I felt. The word gratitude is nothing compared to the feelings I have and respect. I can say, these are the moments when people become a part of you forever.
The notion that the only way to revelation of the Creator is through others.  When we look at our global crises, it’s clear that this change in perspective would fix everything.  I am looking forward to the workshops.  If Kabbalah really is a method one can actually learn to love others as oneself, that’s a revelation in itself and something that fills me with anticipation and gratitude.
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