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What inspired me is that the law ‘Love thy friends as yourself’ is a means for revealing the pre-existing reality and the essence of all the 613 commandments. Also that Love means the inclusion of others to the point that I feel others as I feel myself.
Therefore through our correct intentions, and with the help from the Upper Light, we include our concern and care for the needs of others within, such that they become included in us.
To see me and the creator in my fellow. Looking into their smiles with eyes yearning for love and to love.
I am still the most egotistical person on the face of this planet. I have caused so much pain and destruction. Even my name in gematria reveals my worldly life and my lineage of war, and I believe my tikkun now is to learn peace and give peace.
I pray for all of you here to reach the goal of unity with your fellow and with our loving Creator
Regardless of appearances to the contrary, “There is none else besides Him”. The Good that does good.–
The importance of the books, the teacher and the group.
By keeping the law of “Love your Neighbor as yourself” we can feel and reveal all of Reality and keep all 613 commandments. But this precept is not about external “altruistic” actions which are always egoistic (and which history will show), always causes damage and create more suffering to the world, but about an Internal change of intention and awareness. We we are all (in reality) connected- part of the one general soul of Adam Ha Rishon, and what I intend (and do) affects everything and everyone in the entire world/universe
Love covers all crimes.
True prayer is not in words but comes from the heart.
It inspired me above all that there is still a chance to make progress in my life. In this, Kabbalah is the tool.
I am working a lot on my self-reflection on my ego, especially in relation to relationships with others.
I wish for my fellow students to achieve the true “love one’s neighbor as thyself”.Most inspired me is the fact that I can learn about the source of reality and how it works. What I found out about myself is that I’m not who I thought I was. I hope my fellow students have the same hunger for the source of all as I do; that they are willing to see that we are one moving like a school of fish
I’m learning just how big my ego is. Difficult lesson. Sometimes hard to swallow. Humbling. But as I study, I can’t seem to get enough of Kabbalah teaching. I want more. Loving my neighbor as myself is truly the ultimate correction. I wish for all my fellow students that we all come to this knowledge together. I find it easier to think of being one with them than I do the people I work with on a daily basis.
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