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In listening to both versions, I went into it with the intention to absorb what I was listening to and felt sensations of something unlocking inside of me, however when I listen to the Hebrew version of it, the sensations intensified and are still there even as I reflect writing this… 💖 I can only imagine what will happen if we use our senses in the way it was intended for us to use them… 🤔
During the lessons I got more and more the urge for more. The lessons are fascinating, the amazement is so great that it was written in the earlier years and is now unfolding for us in the 20th century. Yes I really think the world needs it now to come to a better connection, better society in love for all people around the world. After each lesson I became more and more curious and impatient and wanted to start reading the book . I asked myself why? Why did I come to this book now and what does it do to me? I really want to improve my egoism and come to more altruism, more love for the people around me. I learned that my actions affect all of humanity. And therefore wants to deal more and more cautiously with what I think, want and do. I notice on hearing the text, also in Hebrew I saw in my mind the Rabbis in the midst of their group of students. And am very happy that I too am in a group of ten and can learn more about kabbalah and the book of Zohar
and yes I want to learn about Hebrew language and cultureIn English: I was trying to understand the meaning of the text. I failed, of course. I was irritated. So I had to remind myself about the intention all the time. Not very successfully, I guess.
In Hebrew ( I don’t speak Hebrew): I could let myself go, like listening to Ishtar’s Horchat Hai Caliptus. Some words I understood like Bina, Hochma, Elohim. I discovered that I like them very much. It was easier to hold the intention. Maybe because I was more relaxed?
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