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I’m Julie Neale from San Mateo, CA. I was raised reform Jewish and was also drawn to the spiritual aspect but not necessarily religious part of Judaism. As a now 50 year old woman, and mom to two boys, I’ve found myself more and more connected to this feeling that there is something bigger than myself. I also notice synchronicities and find my intuition leading me to teachers and experiences that deepen my awareness. Kaballah has been calling to me for years, and a year or so ago, I found this community. I’ve been listening and learning, but never officially completed this first course. So, I’m back to see what components I hadn’t done fully. Grateful to be on this learning and spiritual journey with you!
Hello everyone, I’m Isaac and I’m from the U.S. I live in Connecticut and I’ve been interested in the learning, exploring, and understanding consciousness for quite a while now. I’m looking to deepen my understanding of all religious texts. Like most of us I have some basic knowledge but no real in depth understanding of theology. For some reason I feel a strong pull towards the Kabbalah lately and from what I’ve been briefly reading and understanding it seems so. I’ve been  practicing mysticism for a little while now through yoga, meditation, and prayer. I was born into a seventh day Adventist Christian household. Though I’ve always felt a connection to Jesus and the spiritual I’ve always felt out of place in the church almost as if there was something missing. Something more deeper that I had to experience and understand. I pray to archangels and I find that they help me often. I seek to understand them deeply I seek to understand God deeply therefore I am looking forward to this class 🙂 !
Hello guys,
I am Sharlene Raston from Mozambique, I am a writer, Psychotherapist, I am too passionate about Philosophy, Psychology and Theology.
I grew up as a Muslim, later became a Christian, then Buddhist, Christian again, then Messianic Judaism and now I have arrived in Kabbalah. The level of confusion I experienced in the Christian walk was indescribable. Everything was not making sense at all and it was traumatic indeed.
How did I return to Christianity?
I had an experience of Awakening which was a huge heavy realization, it shacked my belief system as a whole…I felt connected with God, revelations non stop and as a child of God. It was so intense that even as a psychologist my speech changed altogether and I was no longer teaching those theories but was speaking about God, eternity, value system upside down.
I was convinced that I went mad and could not understand.
When I expressed all the revelations to someone he asked to have a zoom call and preached the Gospel to me… so he made me believe it was salvation in Christ….
I left absolutely everything – all I had built for this quest… and delved intensely in Christianity but something was not right and it started to become dry and dry by the day, knowledge focused, elimination of the spiritual connection I had with God and turning into pride, self-righteousness, intolerance, separation, and so forth…
I moved to the Messianic and later Judaism… I did not realize that each part of the nightmares were indeed stages of awakening nor part of the journey itself until I learnt about cosmic consciousness and out of the blue when I surrendered to my ignorance I suddenly got liberated with the awakening that we are ONE….
When this realization occurred – the liberation is unexplainable….and was literally released from the exile and ready to return to the world….
Then when within me something pushed me to learn about Kabbalah – I was totally shocked to find that this is a LOT more real, intense, beautiful, finally led to truly truly love others, see the beauty in the difference of opinions, cherish diversity , see the endless manifestations of God and what it truly means that He is eternal… to come to a place where I value all human beings as essential and beautiful as they are – has been liberating and has made me a much loving person, respectful and the humbleness is from the heart…as I no longer believe to be above or below anyone !
I truly am a newborn in all of this – but I look forward for the journey ahead and to see how it will reflect in my growth as a human-being and value in the life of those who cross my path…
Thank you so much for being part of my journey too.
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