Share your impressions and experience from listening to the book of Zohar. What feelings did it evoke in you?

[Seth – KabU Instructor]

Share your impressions and experience from listening to the book of Zohar. What feelings did it evoke in you?

[Michael]

I feel calm as I was listening both the English and the Hebrew version. I tried to break in the wall into the spiritual reality but I couldn’t. May be I can make it latter.

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[Galith]

while listening and following the english version, my brain was restless and not focused. I became impatient and tried to return to the intention several times. Meanwhile, the Hebrew version brought peace, calm and insight. While I still didn’t comprehend what was said explicitely, the meaning came through with love and a lot of gentleness. My body relaxed and my mind was silent, therefore I was able to receive in a more open manner.

 

[Sue]

When I listened to it in English the first time I did get distracted but still felt the words in my heart, the second time was better as I concentrated more on the intentions. It was beautiful to hear it in its native language and yes the connection was slightly better.

Thank You

[Greg]

Though I understood the English version the Hebrew version appeared to have more emotion and passionate

 

 

[Chrissy]

Listening to the English version, I listened with my ears, and I was distracted by the meanings of the words.  However, when I listened to the Hebrew version, I found a connection that resonated within my heart and a calmness because I am not conversant with Hebrew.

[Diana]

The first time I tried to connect, I felt my ego and the desire to receive, and I noticed how it tried to take over my perception. But I focused on connecting with the Light and on receiving the Light from the Creator. With that thought, I dove into the words and felt how I am part of the whole. I feel peace!

[Diana]

The English version wasn’t so powerful for me because I was trying to understand the meaning of the text intellectually. But when I listened to it in Hebrew, it was amazing — because that’s when the ego and the thoughts of competition appeared in my mind. When I said that I felt my ego and my desire to receive, I meant that I had thoughts in my mind about wanting to receive more information in order to be better than some of my friends. And once I became aware of them, I tried to connect to the Light of the Creator. Then, those ego-driven and competitive thoughts disappeared from my mind, and I finally dove into the whole.

Now it is clearer to me. It’s actually amazing!

 

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