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

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      Melanie
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      My paradigm dictates how I perceive reality now: recycled ignorance.  I know that there is a greater reality outside my program which is not dependent on circumstances.  I was fortunate to experience a state of pure unconditional love through the ricing of my kundalini, which lasted only six hours, so I know that what I perceive to be my reality is limited and distorted from the real thing.  I desire to bypass my paradigm and perceive the whole of reality as it is without the filters of my ego.

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      Toni Peltonen
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      <p style=”text-align: left;”>Correct perception, not filtered by our senses and our upbringing.</p>

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      Blue
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      Perception in tuned with the outside, outside of my senses as they truly are before my senses dwindle them to what I see.

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      Gennadi
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      We want to perceive the true forces behind reality, which is the product of our five senses.

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      Gail Lee
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      I seek for my perception of reality to look beyond my five senses to become echad with others and our creator.

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      Randy McCormick
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      I want Kabbalah to lead me to a perception of reality that captures, unlocks, and releases abilities within myself some would consider supernatural. I want to achieve higher levels of consciousness through learning and understanding to access the full percent of my brain. I want to link my body, mind, and soul together in such balance that my character no longer controls my thoughts.

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