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?

[Noemi Hernandez Marsula]

To perceive reality and  to besto

[Rune T. A.]

I imagine a state of True Knowing. Like I know when I am happy or sad, hungry or full. I FEEL connected to the whole, but my mind is still not quite there yet.

[George]

To be able to transcend all limitations and perceive reality as it really is.

[Muhammad Tanim]

We want to know the total reality through Kabbalah, the reality which is neither partial nor delimited by the narrowness of our knowledge and wisdom.

[Muhammad Tanim]

We want to know that reality, which is not fragmented and delimited by our perceptions.  We want to know the Whole.

[Sharon]

I would be most grateful if the next Kabbalah lesson could convince me – really and truly convince me – that it’s okay to let go of the reins of vigilance (eg., stop doomscrolling the news) because the true nature of reality is that the Creator completely has my back. And not just in some after life, but in this world.

I do believe that something higher has carried me from a dark bottom earlier in my life (lived experience of abuse & inter-generational trauma), but also believe that I played an important accompanying role in my survival by making wise & ethical choices along the way, including focusing my career in a loving direction (ie., on remedying the roots of suffering that other families like mine encountered). Yet I also feel, sadly, that my contribution has been just a drop in an ever growing bucket.

So, in a nutshell, surviving is not quite thriving when I am still holding onto the reins tightly. I suspect I’m blocking my kli from receiving more of the Light by doing this but, I don’t know how to trust the universe I guess.

[Author]

Replies