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Hello, My name is Colleen and I live in Los Angeles, CA. I was brought up as a Catholic and while I did not go to church, I still talked to God and considered myself a Catholic. I had a life threatening illness in 2012 that changed everything for me. I started to really question the religion I was brought up in and started noticing that things just did not add up for me. I still believe in a higher power but now I feel driven to start studying different views, religion and other spiritual interpretations on life and its hidden mysteries.
Shalom Umevorach….
I live in Iran and I have always been looking for a bad way to connect to Ùˆ and Islam never answers anyone’s questions except with violence, bloodshed and force … that’s what it is! You have to accept that otherwise we will shed your blood … and I was not a person to go under the burden of force and I got to know and study Kabbalah thirteen years ago and I learned Hebrew and every year along with reading the 54 sections of the Torah I have read various books by ancient and contemporary Kabbalists such as Ramak and Ari and Ramchal And Beshet and rav ashlag and rav baruch ashlag and rav rav Laitman and other teachers of Kabbalah. Until a friend of mine in your organization told me that you can only experience real and practical Kabbalah in Dr. Laitman’s ten-person groups. I have now gone through four organizational courses and I am looking forward to spending the last ten weeks to reach the group of ten and experience real Kabbalah. I had a lot of problems and questions along the way that none of the Bnei Baruch officials helped me with, and now I am waiting to join the group of ten so that I might get the answers to my questions there.
Hello My name is Holly. I live in Michigan, USA. I’ve been a Christian my whole life. It’s left me with a lot of unanswered questions for which I’m told to just have faith. I’m wanting answers and a deeper understanding. I was feeling led to Judaism which has now led me to Kabbalah where I finally feel like I’m getting answers and I want to learn more and all I can. My spirit finally feels like it’s going to be fed and grow and I’m excited!
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