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Hi, my name is Lisa. I live in Texas. I’ve been what I guess I consider a yogi, or seeker of truth for about 25 years. I started out an ashtangi, but my practice has evolved much since then. I’m constantly striving to do the right action, and I’m finding that now I’m facing challenges as a mother trying to raise happy, caring humans in a digital age that I feel is both drowning their light as well as my will to provide quality guidance for their journey. I’ve been sitting with these questions for years in a way that is not allowing the light in. As a younger woman in many ways it was easier to be a vessel and to be open. Now I’ll be 50 in a month and find that where my vessel was once porous, it’s now harder. I’m hoping to wet the clay, and maybe reshape my vessel so that the light can shine through me more efficiently, so that I can be a better mom and better human.
Hi everyone, my name is Nicole and I’m from Amsterdam. I’ve been spiritually inclined from a young age. I believe in a god, but not in religion; furthermore, I believe in reincarnation. Because I have time on my hands at the moment, and the polarizing society I live in, with so much hate, forces me to find my own balance and, with it, my spirituality. I’m very curious to see if Kabbalah resonates with me.
Hi, I am Mark from Belfast, Ireland & came to Zohar & Kabbalah through a friend who urged me to take The Holy Book of Zohar & give it a read. It’s intrigued my senses & initiated a warmth within after so much darkness. All my loving gratitude to source light for bringing me this far.
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