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If you really concentrate on those beautiful moving starling formations in the video in the ‘Related’ section, you kind of get the feel for the idea of connected consciousness. I loved that clip. Thank you for showing it. It really does portray the concept of connection, at least metaphorically on an animal level.
The other concept in this lesson that I was comforted to grasp was that conflict in the kabalist group is the means by which they all grow. The experience of ‘no conflict’ can actually mean that the group is not growing. This is totally different from different groups I’ve experienced in my past.
The idea of being in a group of 10 seems very challenging to me. It s designed to test us ! In “ordinary” everyday life, I am aware that, since “there is none else but Him”, all difficulties and “bad” experiences are actually opportunities for me to grow. I m wondering if this will be intensified in the group.
Part of me is very curious as to what its going to be like, and another part of me is aware that I often want to run away when things are challenging. I m hoping I ll be able to cope!
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.
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