How can joining a group environment assist our development into the emergent state?

[Gil Shir]

How can joining a group environment assist our development into the emergent state?

[David the Bruce]

I’m still waiting to get my group of 10 assignment. In the meantime I participate in as many of the graduate environment weekly sessions as possible.

[Carly]

In our group we try as hard as we can to give to the others in complete bestowal but find we cannot. In doing this, we build the need for the vessel.

[Assana Colubali]

It’s been awhile since I started having an existential question from within, so all this time I have been searching for answers, till I came across the kabalah knowledge!!@@

[Annmarie]

I love reading other students responses to your question. They all have that point-in-the-heart answers. But even better, we can see their connection by their responses. “Beautiful!”

In my studies in the Kabbalah courses I’ve learned that a group environment is the method that will connect us all to one another. I am a novice student and have not fully connected with anyone in any group to attest to this validation. However, with my continued endeavor to continue on this path, I have personally felt changes. Yes, changes in my thoughts and feelings. I am a hopeful student who is anxious to pursue these new changes in thoughts and feelings.

[Jack Brenon]

It can be easier or more difficult depending on the connection. Currently, I am using faith-above-reason in connecting and having faith in those who wrote about the method of connection. My reason is resisting but I am ignoring it and marching on with prayers, hope, and faith in the sages that wrote about it and have attained it.

[Seeker of Wisdom]

By connecting more points in the heart, we move toward the goal quicker.

[Author]

Replies