What have you discovered about Kabbalah that was new to you?

[Tony Kosinec- KabU Instructor]

What have you discovered about Kabbalah that was new to you?

[Guy]

I was very surprised to find that the ego and the will to receive in and of themselves is not a bad thing.  Until I met my wife, I have always felt I should deny myself things.  Now I am dedicated to receiving enough to give to family and others who are not as blessed as we.

[Jeff]

The topic of prayer was kind of new to me. I agree and I have learned that your intentions is more important then the words themselves. But I also learned in the past that the prayers themselves, or more specific the words and combinations, created by Rabbis who were kabbalists, have power as well.

[Sharilyn]

That we are born to desire is new to me.

The definition of of faith in Kabbalah – a tangible, vivid, complete, unbreakable, and irrefutable perception of the Creator.
Thus, the only way that I can acquire faith in the Creator is to become exactly like Him.

[Anthie Televantou]

I asked the Creator to help me be on the right path and to understand the world and Him. Kabbalah has helped me connect the dots. I am really grateful that He is guiding me through my dreams and my thoughts. I have found a new way of loving God and everything around me.

[Shlomo]

The things that have been surprising and new are perhaps too numerous, however I was most delighted by the concept of requesting a change to occur within ourselves, rather than assuming a self-centred stance and pleading with the Creator to adjust its divine plans as though our human intellect is somehow superior, or carries more wisdom – this is unfortunately the norm, and I feel so fortunate to have come-across this, for I’m now in a position to avoid making such mistakes along the path, along this journey.

[Caio Sandoval]

To ask the creator not to change the world around us, but to change us and how we perceive the perfection of it

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