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?

[Elisabeth]

The perception which unequivocally shows us that we can operate outside the bounds of the ego, for the benefit of all.

[Laura]

Well, I sometimes have experiences of the “Aleph” where it seems as if I am experiencing all points of time at the same time.  I have had experiences long ago, being in places where some people have so much and it makes me wonder…”Why do they have all the good stuff?” “Why can’t I get some of that.”  And then I heard that one needs to be open to receive.  And I have done this before a few times, very successfully….

And so the perception of reality that I want Kabbalah to lead me to is perhaps, the perception of the big picture.  What can I accept in my life that will benefit not just myself, but my family and community?  What do I need to know to ensure that those in my community can live in peace and harmony.

[Dominique]

Into objective truth.

[Angel]

to the spiritual world

[Antonio]

We want the study of Kabbalah to lead us to the perception that reality is governed by a single, benevolent force—the Creator—who desires to bring all creation to a state of unity and love. Through Kabbalah, we aim to perceive the interconnectedness of all things and understand that our purpose is to rise above egoism, connect with others through bestowal and love, and align ourselves with the Creator’s qualities. Ultimately, this perception reveals that the true reality is one of harmony, mutual responsibility, and oneness.

[JUSTIN]

To the total of reality and to the will of bestowal. This reality is the true reality that elevates our souls and allows us to be connected to the Light of the Creator.

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