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No questions, feeling so excited to have come here, where finally all my searching is making sense. The first video of week 2 was amazing nd spoke to me deeply. Thank you for speaking to me directly. Eager to dive in deeper!
Hello,
I have two questions.
First, your levels of human desire, with the first being animal needs, then money, then power, then knowledge, and after that spirituality, would seem to imply that I need to be first rich and powerful before I can study Kabbalah or attain enlightenment. Is this true?
Second, does this sixth sense have an unfiltered view of the true reality? I thought that, according to some psychologists, the reason we filter reality so much, is that it would be simply overwhelming to our brains to get an unfiltered view of reality – there would be just too much information for us to be conscious of all the time. How can we develop an unfiltered view of reality, and not suffer extreme information overload?
Thanks,
Tom
Thomas,
All of humanity is considered as one body and just as in a body the hand does not need to do any thinking and the head does not need to do any heavy lifting, so we are all in this network. And more than that, from the point of view of your soul, you are not considered the young man named Thomas who sits and reads this now, but your soul is the same soul that was during the generation of the flood and the tower of Babylon, etc… as it is written.
So don’t worry, if you are here, one way or another, you’ve gone through what you need to go through and now it is time to rise.The brain has no problem since we do not perceive spirituality with our brain. Spirituality is perceived above the head it is not contained in a physical vessel. We will learn about all of this, don’t worry. Good question, but don’t worry, follow the course step by step and the wisdom will open slowly slowly.
Seth@KabU
As astounding as all of this is, my thoughts keep pointing towards a conclusion that Kabbalah is a really simple concept. I want (ego that is) to categorize it into “5 minutes to learn, a lifetime(s) to master”. Clearly an oversimplification. While I am occasionally feeling confused, and overwhelmed, I feel crystal clear so far. I wanted to write you to say thank you for the expert presentation of this deep subject. Each presenter, teacher, and author has worked to make it possible for me to see, and I thankfully, honestly, think I am getting it. Kabbalah feels right and true. I am looking forward to learning more. Actually, I am excited at the opportunity to learn it all. Thanks again!
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