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To make sense of the world,and maybe be able to help someone else understand?Personally I also would like to understand why religion does not seem to answer the questions we all have?except in the abstract,and finally I would like to know how kabbalah relates to religious principles taught in the Torah.
There are a host of credible scientists, philosophers, and spiritual teachers – like Bernardo Kastrup, Donald Hoffman, Ian McGilchrist, Rupert Sheldrake, Rupert Spira, John Vervaeke, et al. – who are currently overturning and debunking the presuppositions of the materialist worldview that has ruled the roost of the intellectual world since the Enlightenment. It’s an exciting time to study and philosophy, religion, and mysticism – of which the Wisdom of Kabbalah is a kind of grand synthesis – because it is becoming more and more obvious that the discoveries of the great Kabbalists of the past harmonize perfectly with the findings that are now occurring in fields like analytical idealism, cognitive science, comparative mysticism and other closely related disciplines.
The purpose of this course is to open the eyes of the average person to the insights of this eternal wisdom, and that’s why I’m taking this course: so that, as a wisdom teacher, I too can be part of this cutting-edge revolution in human understanding, and hopefully pass this light on to the students of my Wisdom School.
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