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?

[Jesse]

I liked the Hebrew reading more. Durning the English version I was trying to listen to the words like it was a story and was having a hard time following. Durning the Hebrew reading I was just listening to his voice and I felt something, not sure what it was or how to describe it but I know I felt it.

[Mihaela]

Listening to and reading The Zohar in English is like perceiving the symphony of the universe as a song with visuals. Listening to the Zohar in Hebrew, the symphony is only sound without an image. However, what matters is the beauty and complexity of the symphony as a sound, and it can be felt just as intensely in both cases. I am referring here to sound, not as something perceived by one of the 5 senses, but rather as a complete symphony of the light of Ein Sof, which is beyond the reality we normally perceive. It’s hard to put into simple words the experience of the Zohar.

[Gelaye Gudisa]

Great teaching, now I’m seeing visions of different colors but they are not stable, I feel and see some kind of energy, my body is shaking…… I have seen thunder lighting …… I am unable to control myself

[kay]

I preferred the Hebrew version. The words resonated, maybe because I listen to Ana Becoah , often.
not understanding either, but shall persevere.

[dree monster]

not sure how to describe that feeling.

[Yvon Decelles]

As I didn’t have to hold the intent at the same time as listening and trying to intellectually comprehend it was easier to keep the intent while listening in Hebrew. It allowed time for introspection.

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