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?

[Tarcis Villa Franca]

By perceptionimprovement, you get to knowing yourself, you can learn things outside your sensors, wich leads to a higher level of knowledge from things you are unable to

[Tyler]

I hope to gain a perception of reality that is expanded beyond my senses and is more in line with what IS.

[mickele]

To fulfill in me the Words He spoke to me. The dreams where I see him,, then I wake up. I want to have one reality, I want this reality, this prison of prisons to pass away. one existence where I am in paradise with His Love for me.

[Luz]

To understand the universe, myself and the Creator to live a meaningful life.

[Jacques Toulemonde]

We want to understand the whole of reality, which is far greater than we perceive through our corporeal senses and existence. That is only 0,01% of the infinite that exists. We want to perceive the 99,99% that’s left. We want to transcend the filters of our senses, ruled by ego and self interest, in order to attain the will to bestow of the infinite, the Creator, the control room. But there’s a paradox in this because we can only attain it if we manage to bypass our ego and our will to receive, which is our essence.

[Natu]

Through the study of Kabbalah, I want to understand the deeper reality beyond the physical world and connect with the Creator. Kabbalah teaches that reality is unified, but our ego creates the illusion of separation. By aligning with the divine will, I can move beyond self-centered desires and experience the interconnectedness of everything. Ultimately, Kabbalah leads to spiritual growth, where I can correct my soul and fulfill my purpose, contributing to the harmony of the universe. It’s about gaining higher consciousness and seeing the true nature of reality.

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