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The more I study Kabbalah the more of an “appetite” I have to study Kabbalah.
I’ve spent decades studying Buddhism, Hinduism, Christianity, and other so-called “truths.”
Kabbalah doesn’t contradict these other studies but rather fills in the missing pieces, brings them together, and unifies them inside of me.
As you can imagine, I have been sharing my excitement about Kabbalah with my many so-called spiritual friends. The surprising thing to me is that as I explain it most of them have a kind of “I already know that” attitude. Rather than being intrigued by Kabbalah as I am they are closed minded and reflect that Kabbalah is “nothing new.”
What I am observing is the “still” aspect of their spirituality: they are fixed and stagnant.
It actually blows my mind that they could be this way.
They are more excited about some nonsense they found on social media than Kabbalah.
The more I study Kabbalah the more I realize that I have so much more to learn.
I feel young and alive and refreshed…I’m on this new adventure.
There is no better feeling in life than that feeling.
And it warms my heart to know that there are so many other people around the world who are part of Kab U who also feel this way.
I love to look at all the different faces from all the different cultures and all the different countries.
I wish I could have all of you over for tea (LOL!).
Understanding our environment through our 5 senses, like a child learning to walk, is a step in our evolution.
Reality lies beyond these 5 senses. Indeed, the 6th sense is the one that allows us to get closer to the creator, to see how interconnected we are all. This discovery is wonderful, but at the same time it makes us responsible for the consequences of our actions.
Altruism and selfless giving then become the keys to a world that gives contentment to the creator and thus draws us closer to him through the equivalence of form.
From being a young girl I couldn’t understand why society was set up in the way it was. It seemed counter intuitive. That a community should come together as one to provide for its whole. Growing older and seeing this concept reflected in some cultures that haven’t adopted modern ways.
Suddenly having the revelation that, when in a community of corrected beings operating outside of ego then this is exactly what is achieved.
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