Share your impressions and experience from listening to the book of Zohar. What feelings did it evoke in you?

[Seth – KabU Instructor]

Share your impressions and experience from listening to the book of Zohar. What feelings did it evoke in you?

[Jack Brenon]

In English I saw the images of Gil,Toni,and Julian.  In Hebrew I say the images of Niev, Moshi, and Michael who read for Rav.  While my eyes were closed, there was always white light.

That is it.

[William Taylor]

I felt peace and some type of power but I preferred the Hebrew because my mind was not constantly trying to interpret the English words in my native language therefore listening to it in Hebrew allowed me to keep my concentration on the intention.

[Graphic Unity]

I was at peace with both the English and Aramaic wordings.  The Aramaic words flowed over me however, due to my limited recognition of the language.  Thanks for the course’s clarity.

[Timothy Carpenter]

I felt calm, more anchored and at peace.

 

[Namron]

Lately I been concerned with the path of suffering, I understand that in order to know something we have to find the opposite so by way of the contrast we learn its true nature. Last year for me was very trying and I think in a way it guide me here. So I think I have my share of unpleasant times, but also I have really nice experiences lately and every time I doubt or question my purpose I remember Tony Kosinec talk about Shamati “There is none else beside him” and that concept clears my mind.

Well I listen to both audio clips on the reading of the Zohar and didn’t experience nothing different in my listening between them, maybe I did, but to be honest I think I was expecting something, so I don’t know if it was my imagination. A little bit later, perhaps ten or fifteen minutes I start thinking about stopping seriously all this learning experience, it wasn’t an idea it was more like a conviction beyond any reasoning, very different from my other doubts.

And here I am still.

[Myva]

The depth and infinite expressions of anything that alludes to the Creator and Creation.

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