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Hello, I’m Danny from Texas. I have been learning different ideas of creation, meaning of life and universe occupancy, I still don’t think I have learned enough and just heard of Kabbalah and am eager to learn it. My life is in need of knowledge of my purpose, I feel as if I am drifting away from my positive self. So here I am and looking forward to this knowledge.
Hi Everyone.
I’ve got a Christian background, Catholic by upbringing, but I never consider myself a “hardliner”. My mind was always full of “impermissible questions”. However, there used to be a time when I found old Latin masses, old church organs, and Gregorian choruses a fascinating experience. I’ve even started to learn Latin to delve deeper into it. Yet, the learning process let me somewhat out of the church, and finally, I decided to quit the religion and the Christian faith for good.
In the meantime, I was reading theosophist literature, R. Steiner, H. Blavatsky, and Dion Fortune, to name a few. It took me a couple of years to get to the bottom of it, but with every subsequent book, I felt a growing disappointment.
Simultaneously I was following Tom Campbell, a NASA physicist, mathematician, and literally a rocket scientist. Tom was taking part in Robert Monroe’s research on consciousness, OOBE, remote viewing, and other psychic experiences. Thanks to him I began to practice my own skills in this field, which would eventually bear some fruits.
Then I participated in a few professional hypnotics sessions, aided by a telepath and an operator based on Calo Grifasi method, and began to feel at home with 3rd eye viewing.
Right now, I’m working on Human Design system by Ra Uru Hu, checking its credibility. The system treats about mechanics of human incarnation and internal body processing of information and emotions.
Why qabalah? I’ve got a pervading feeling that this knowledge waits for me to be sized and integrated into myself, my worldview, and my life experience. I guess the time is right.
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