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A couple things I found interesting, intriguing – kabbahlists don’t live separate from the world, they are ‘in it.’ They make a point of interacting with people who don’t study kabbalah. I was once in a religious cult that taught ‘one should live in the world, but separate from it.’ The kabbahlah concept makes so much more sense when you consider our true interconnection. The other thing I found interesting was the video on depression – the spiritual consequences of not having an inner belief system. Of course there are things that can cause depression that need medical intervention, but it was great to me to see that kabbalah realizes this connection.
Something that has been mentioned many times I am sure. It sat in my intellectual storehouse and sort of remained in the don’t let it out cupboard. It is now out and seems so simple that I am almost embarrassed to share it. The fact that all of reality is internal to me, a projection of the perception I see through my five senses. That the correction of my internal intentions has such a profound effect of so many aspects of life.
The weeks sessions has reminded me about Rav Laitman’s lessons/videos on youtube. He talks about scrutiny.. Having covered week 5 and covered about ego and connection.. my question or comment is about our 5 senses.. this implies that we can only scrutinize by this senses.. ? how does one come to the point of feeling connecting or sensing with the group or creator with another sense?
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