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?

[Sara Schemmel]

To be honest, I’m not sure Kabbalah is really changing my perception of reality.  I have always experienced beyond my 5 senses for as long as I can remember.  I could always feel my soul.  I could always sense God.  I have always been able to see from other’s perspectives as well and understand what they experience.  Even my memories are in a third person perspective as if I was experiencing life from outside my body.  I’m hoping Kabbalah can actually explain why I have always been able to do this beyond understanding the concepts of going up degrees of receiving Light (pleasure) from God.

[D]

We want Kabbalah to lead us to a perception of reality past or outside of our 5 senses.

[Charlotte]

We would like Kabbalah to lead us to the true nature of reality that is outside of the limited awareness that is normally accessible to us.

[Swaggy_K_Boi Pie (KaiBeatsMC)]

The perception of reality that we want to study in the study of Kabbalah is to lead us towards the meaning of the this life, rather than just survive. To expand beyond the path of just monotonous routine, rather expand your reality (like in the matrix movie), in order to live the dream life you want.

[Scott]

I desire the study of Kabbalah to lead us to a perception of reality where we experience each other and the rest of Creation as the manifestation or representation of our inner world. Then we would know that helping one in their development is helping oneself to develop, loving one is loving oneself, giving to one is giving to oneself. I would love for us to cooperatively develop our points in the heart and do the work we are here to do with joy. I desire a peaceful existence, a feeling of unity and security. I desire to confidently say and mean, “thy will be done” to the Creator. I want to perceive every trauma and all feeling of suffering as a gift. I want to know that there is none but Him and rejoice that I am experiencing Him and He me right now. I want to experience hope and the feeling that I am up to any task.

[Ben]

I cannot help but think of the popular movie The Matrix when Morpheus, one of the main characters, welcomes the newly rescued Neo from the Matrix and says, “Welcome to the real world.” Morpheus goes on to state that the world of the matrix is a world that has been ‘pulled over his eyes”. In other words reality is so far different that what I believe it is that a tool such as Kabbalah will unveil the truth of my existence.

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