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?

[Deborah Joplin]

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

Einstein is reported to have said that the physical body and the limitations of its senses gives us the illusion or delusion that we are all separate — when in fact we are all connected — part of the wholeness of the energy field. I am drawn to this idea of oneness with the Creator and the Created that is beyond the limitation of human perception. I want to gain the eyes to see, ears to hear, and the heart to understand and obtain the perception of the Oneness — to abide in the Oneness and the Oneness abides in me. My desire is to perceive the spiritual reality that is beyond the endless pursuits of this life, none of which truly fulfill my desire. I want to experience the loving altruism of the Creator and be transformed into what I am truly meant to be, to know and understand what I am meant to know and understand. Many hints have led me here over the course of my 62 trips around the sun. I want to do only the will of the Creator now, to think and to act in accordance with the Creator’s purpose. I want to reflect my Creator’s intention and likeness in this world and to help others find the way home on this journey we call life.

[Poetry Master]

The complete union with reality in its fundamental essence.

[Jindrich Mokros]

The reality above the shield/screen. The true picture of life. The true reality

[Alexander Luzin]

above the barrier

[Philip Iyov Ecks]

While as I grew up as a boy, it was shown to me that this ‘reality’ I was in, was in fact not reality at all, but an illusion, a false reality if you will. My goal from the tender age of 11 years was to discover the true reality, which I was lead to believe would involve the encounter with my G-d, blessed is his name. This was the true reality and over my life I have tried to imagine just what this reality would look like but despite a giant imagination I still can not perceive just what life with my G-d in the eternal worlds would look like or be like. I am so tired of suffering I feel lost at times and would surrender if not for the fact that I know there is something more beautiful out there than what I presently perceive. At 63 and not in the best of health, how much further can I go? I am but at the beginning and yet it feels like the end, however I am confidant that the G-d , hallowed be his name will give me exactly what I need in these last days for me, and I shall be happy and content to the best of my ability. Thank you, Shalom.

[Rade]

to the perception of  reality above our 5 senses

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