Preparation Question: To what perception of reality do we want the study of Kabbalah to lead us?

[Tony Kosinec- KabU Instructor]

Preparation Question: To what perception of reality do we want the study of Kabbalah to lead us?

[Phil]

I have longed believed that a person’s purpose in this world is to learn all that we can about ourselves, our environment, our relationship to each other and the world around us. To learn how these things work and interact to bring what we know as life into being. We need to learn these things in order to be worthy of inheireting the creative nature of God and then to participate in the ongoing creation of existence as sons and daughters of the most high.

I always thought this was an exciting gift that the Elohim gave to us, the opportunity to become like God’s ourselves, to be a part of a Cosmic community of enlightened beings. After chasing this Gnosis around for 50 years I have arrived at the point of departure of this grand experience, Kabbalah. I is my wish that Kabbalah will lead me to this end…or rather begining. 🙂

[paula]

I want the study of Kabbalah to lead me to the creators power, wisdom and connection.

I want  to live that wisdom in all I do and say, I want to give back when connecting and working with others.

 

[Loria]

To understand the influences from above that affect our lives.  To have the ability to have sight like our Creator surpassing the senses we rely on now.

[Geoff]

To the need to Bestow rather than receive.

[Sarah]

Since the direction of “how I want to” perceive reality will affect the results I get:-

I do not know, right now, how I ll perceive reality once I have begun to open the screen/ to interact with the formlessness of these forces . I kinda guess it ll be brighter & more alive. I kinda guess it ll be exhilarating , fascinating, and fun, like the videos – well, it already is.

Actually, I found my way here by “not knowing “, and then noticing that I had been led, so I m just trusting that the desire is a two way thing, & what I expand into perceiving will, eventually, be the truth.

[Pamela Ullmann]

The Truth

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