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The necessary progression to connection. Understood. The practicalities however leave me with, not doubt exactly but uneasiness on connection with those of other faiths, languages etc. I keep getting the feeling of the magnets with similar poles facing each other and can feel myself being launched into isolation where there is just me and my dog. The importance of connection for the sake of all creation however overrides my natural cautious approach in this world and realise that on my own I’m not going anywhere positive even with my dog. I need some help from the creator. The possibility of rising above my egotistic approach to a degree of altruism is a desire and much to do with why I am here. It will be interesting to see how all of us get on.
This might be just me rehashing a realization I had earlier, but it’s coming across more clearer now – the work.
It initially comes across as bizarre that we talk about concepts as soon as they become real… here we are talking about being turned off of the work and how we might feel about the friends, and here I am… thinking all these things and pushing myself to come to class.I just want to add – again, something that’s coming up over and over again – that we’re meant to consistently nullify to the Kabbalistic society and not necessarily other people in the world or in our lives. As was mentioned in one of the related videos, to nullify the ego to the world would mean that we would surely be taken advantage of; but towards the group where everyone has the same point in the heart and we’re all looking out for another’s interests, this is not the same scenario at all – although the ego is sure to resist it, all the same.
A brief reflection on my life, my studies and where I’m at.
I’m working towards a large goal. I know this isn’t possible without the creators help, yet I’m cognisant that this goal wouldn’t be visible w/out the creator (for which I’m in deep gratitude).
Sometime I’d spend days working and not getting anywhere. Or at least that’s how it seems to those outside looking in. My studies outside of Kabu include Biblical Hebrew. Along my journey I’ve stumbled across a very special Kabbalist prayer (Ana-Bekoach) which brings us closer to the light.
Each line of this prayer distills profound wisdom. I mind mapped this prayer (for my own interests), which parallels a lot of what we’ve learnt is this session.
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