Preparation Question: Try to imagine the sensation behind the statement “There is None Else Besides Him.” How can I feel that the entire reality is the action of the Creator?

[Tony Kosinec- KabU Instructor]

Preparation Question: Try to imagine the sensation behind the statement “There is None Else Besides Him.” How can I feel that the entire reality is the action of the Creator?

[Marita]

The Light of the Creator is the only guiding force within me and all creation, and by observing Nature I can start to see how I should live in order to be in harmony with the Creator, and hopefully at some point reach the equivalence of form with this force of bestowal.

[Edward Onyango]

When I close my eyes and senses to try to focus inward, I can only feel myself. Yet I cannot even tell who I am in essence. Like what is the part of me asking who I am? Additionally, I cannot feel the Creator, nor any other person for now. There is no one else…

[john]

I understand what’s inside me but still think outside Individual people will have power to do harm, I guess I don’t see right.

[Philip Iyov Ecks]

I do not know how to feel that the entire reality is of the G-d. My intellect has always had me believing the truth of this but I have never felt it within my heart… however my whole life has been about trying to connect with this on a deeply personal level and I think this is why I have come to study Kabbalah.

[Mo]

By accepting everything that happens around me , good or bad and flowing with it , knowing that I am connected to a bigger power as a part of this creation , that makes me feel closer and one with the source .

[Deborah Joplin]

All that came into being came into being at His will, as a result of  Him thinking and speaking. The Light entered the darkness and Creation began. From what I understand, the Creator restricted His infinite presence from a certain space and then He filled it with His Creation. He is omnipresent, both within us and surrounding us. He fills all things and surrounds all things. I focus on becoming more intensely aware of His presence working within and though me. My desire is to adhere to Him so fully so that I can lose my false sense of separation. I am His and He is mine — we should be so entangled that I have no desire to establish the self sought by the ego, but rather — in Him I live and move and have my being.

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