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I was most inspired by the awakening of the point in the heart within myself and how quickly the opportunities for corrections were occurring every day. They appear in every event in the present, in memories that arose from the past and even in dreams.
What I learned about myself in the process was how strong my egoistic desires were and equally as strong was my desire to correct them. I feel real spiritual growth.
What I wish for my fellow students is that they find love and light in their studies and have the strong desire to continue to study the wisdom of Kabbalah and strive to achieve equivalence of form with the Creator.
What most inspired me in the course was that the desire to know more about kabbalah was growing in me each day. It gave me a feeling that with studying kabbalah I am on the right path to find the purpose in my life. I learned the most by seeing life each time from a different angle and learn more about my self and how I react emotionally on different situations in my life and how that effects my actions. I wish for all my fellow students that their lifes and their environment will transfor for the better and we that we all become aware that we all are connected.
So much has changed. My journey back through memories from childhood to now has removed any ideas of randomness that existed before. There is great comfort in that recognition that there is a plan and purpose to life. It was a revelation to see how I kept straying from the path and received a good few shoves and numerous kicks up the rear end to get me to where I am now… and that’s from just part one.
Many things had happened in my life for many years and I could not understand them, the wisdom of Kabbalah has answered many of my questions I had. Now I feel that my life has meaning, now I can see clearly the path, I am bold enough to say I know where I am going.
The knowledge about using the screen to correct my way of receiving into receiving in order to bestow, and be in equivalent form with the original thought of creation inspires me every moment. All I desire is to be in Equivalent Form with the Creator.
“The Heart understands”, lets study with the heart.
Maybe not the main point of this course, but it gave me some understanding of the rise and existence of organized religion. Why it works for some, and doesn’t work for others. As it is, after all, about having faith and a genuine desire to be close to the Creator, I think Kabbalah is a solution for people who can’t believe in the “fairy tales” of religion.
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