Preparation Question: In what way have I gained a deeper understanding of my life and of the forces working in the world?

[Tony Kosinec- KabU Instructor]

Preparation Question: In what way have I gained a deeper understanding of my life and of the forces working in the world?

[Joshua Ajang]

However kabbalah is schools of reality mission and break the pathway of nature where will we go after exiting this world?

Thank you.

 

[Gustavo Espinoza-Rosas]

I have learned that all we are is a will to receive and that I cannot objectively perceive the eternal world. All that I perceive is subjective and a sixth sense is needed in order to sense the spiritual or upper worlds.

[Iggy]

I have gained a deeper understanding that I need to be reborn and relearn everything in order to gain a whole new perception in this life and in this incarnation

[Cherryl]

I am gaining more self awareness of when I am moving away or towards the creator.

[Maika]

Dear Tony, Actually I understand more and more that I really know nothing. There are moments I feel the oneness of our existence but the opposite feelings of loneliness and séparation occur. I question everything I think and my only certainty is that I know nothing. What can I do about this or is this a normal phase of realization? Or is this the path of suffering?

[Albert – KabU Instructor]

Hi Maika,

We all go through many ups and downs on the spiritual path. This is normal. The important thing is to just keep going, to keep placing yourself under the influence of the light, and it’ll balance everything out. So the best thing is to set aside some time to regularly return to the Kabbalistic sources, weekly lessons, videos, books, etc. Such habits of returning to the source of the light will help us get through all of the different ups and downs on the path.

Albert @ KabU

[Maika]

Hi Albert, thanks for your reply, much appreciated.

Actually it is amazing how things change all the time 🙂

[Dyrk]

I have mostly gained the understanding that the Wisdom of Kabbalah teaches: (1) egoism is the will to receive pleasure for the (little, sensed as separate) self alone, (2) most people are unaware of their egoism, (3) there is little we can do on our own to alter the influence of egoism, (4) egoism determines the way in which we experience “this world,” and (5) we need to “join forces” with other like-minded people who desire adhesion with The Creator through the study of Kabbalah in order to access “other (spiritual) worlds,” which will then allow us to influence and change the way we experience this world.

 

 

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