Share something from the lesson that you found insightful, or share your impressions from the exercise.

[Tal Mandelbaum]

Share something from the lesson that you found insightful, or share your impressions from the exercise.

[John Leconte]

My partner is not studying Kabbalah; what I am understanding from this lesson is that it would be much easier to be with someone in the path of kabbalah.

Or how can I approach my current relationship to build a spiritual and loving connection as partner is not interested in none of this?

[Elle Lynn]

Thanks for sharing, this is my current situation.

[Christianne]

Yes  its true   partners  feels  the other needs, the wishes,  communication is very important  and sharing free time   with each other

[David Edwards]

This was an excellent way to set goals for my relationship

[dree monster]

i have had my fair share of toxic relationships. I kept looking for a relationship in stead of finding certain qualities in my self that kabbalah has helped me to find. I decided to break the on going cycle of toxic relationship for the sake of being with someone to waiting for someone on the same level as me who can understand the balance, listen, and have various other important qualites.

[Leo]

A partner will complete the other half of my soul.

[Richard Lively]

I would like my relationship to be much like the one i have at home.  We both serve each other in ways that we could not serve each other ourselves the same way.  Relationships are a give and take and love does not include thinking about “oneself” only.  We are all “needy” in some way but in the end its about doing for your partner and finding a partner that will do the same measure for you.  If its not symbiotic then its just not going to work.  I already know i have this kind of connection with the creator because the torah taught me now to treat my wife.  I honestly did not realize how much I had already become more Kabbalistic until i started taking the courses prior to learning about Kabbalah.  My whole life has been to service others in a way that I wanted to be treated as well.  Even people who I considered not a friend or  strangers.  This will never change.  I knew long ago that all was created good and nothing was actually evil in the sense of how the majority of the world would define it.  torah teaches me that nothing on the planet can challenge the creator so i knew that everything was working as intended.  Kabbalah was an easy concept for me to accept because of observing torah and mitzvot.

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