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Here, I’m having a bird view of what Kabbalah is, as it’s presented by the instructors and commentaries from other participants. I’m really enjoying the ride, despite eventual bumps on the road. I expect to continue on my Path and have an always greater clarification of what Attainment is.
I’m not very talkative, but a good listener and learner.
The most profound experience I’ve had from the previous courses has been a deeper understanding of the equilibrium we are to practice in every aspect of life. Specifically, “love thy neighbor as thyself”. I have heard it in so many parts of my life and in many different ways: “love thy neighbor as thyself” / “do unto others as you would have them do unto you”. The equilibrium of individuality/congregation, physical/spiritual, ego/community, reception/bestowal, are all incorporated in this one beautiful doctrine. Until now, I’ve understood this as the best possible way to love and sustain harmony amongst each other. Now, however, I understand the deeper meaning of this doctrine, which is to not only treat others as myself, but to realize that myself and everyone else are one. To love my neighbor as myself is to see that my neighbor and myself are one. Through this course I hope to learn and apply new fundamental practices to nurture this spiritual growth on a day-to-day basis.
I had books of Kabbalah that I bought and read. However, now with instructions and the instructors guiding and teaching us the true meaning of Kabbalah, I understand the great significance and meaning of Kabbalah. Another interesting fact is that since I began the courses, I would watch some movies, regular in terms of comedies or serious themes, and words were spoken from the actors’ script that without learning what I have learned, they would just have been words. However, the words that I would hear, I understood that they were connected to concepts of Kabbalah. What I am trying to express is that whether it is a movie or something I read unrelated to Kabbalah, I find words that are similar to words in their meaning to Kabbalah. Serendipity? I do not think so. I think it is more about my brain making purposeful connections between Kabbalah and the world. For this following course, I will be very interested in learning more about how to practice the teachings of Kabbalah and mostly about true prayer.
I’m about to finish week # 5 of Kabbalah Revealed (2)… and will be ready in time for ‘Kabbalah in Action’. KR 1 & 2 have increased my sense of calm, clarity.., and most profoundly – it has expanded my sense of Certainty about all that is transpiring around me.
I’ve loved the support from the senior students at KabU.., and now I’m soo very enthusiastic to unpack more layers within Kabbalah.
I must also say.., that just in the last few months – since I’ve been immersed in these learnings – the synchronicity and serendipity around me has significantly risen! Its truly such a joy to notice how the material universe is in fact responding to the work that I’m doing within me.
I cant wait to learn more about the Ego, about the Will to Receive – so lets begin!
Talking with my instructor.
I expect to more or less completely lose interest, but im hopeful that i will learn something that will help guide me along or keep me inspired to learn more. Something that i can actually understand. I find i have a hard time understanding alot of whats being talked about.
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