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?

[Igor]

I don’t understand the question, every thing or person perceives reality in a different way. A man can’t see the same as a cat or a snake, and probably that so-called spirit doesn’t see the same as a man. And do I globally think that it is all some kind of 1 connected reality. This idea of some kind of computer technology (Covenant Ark) is probably one of the steps towards that ultimate reality, it is probably the first step and not the last?

[Saber G]

The see it all. To be able to perceive more than what the eyes allow.

[Angela Taylor]

The full perception, not limited to the filters my physical body is equipped with.

[Johan]

To the same perception that the creator/nature has.

[Flone Sarah Cordial]

I want to experience spirituality, so I believe what reality I want to perceive is a spiritual one–one wherein I get to understand everything my curious heart wants to understand.

[Nick Martinez]

The study of Kabbalah should lead us to perceiving reality from the perspective of the Creator, which is a state of complete and total altruism. In this state, we would no longer be bound by the limitations of the ego – in that the outcomes of the mundane would cease to cause us suffering because the vested personal interest in those outcomes no longer exist. Instead our new source of pleasure would come exclusively from pleasing the Creator – which of course is unlimited in its potential!

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