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?

[Helen]

it’s hard to stop the mind from trying to make sense of what’s said in English, when I understand absolutely nothing all of sudden I realized language itself doesn’t matter, the meaning/force/energy/light behind it is the same. I can either try to understand what the language itself stands for, or try to connect directly with the energy behind the words directly.  I do not know if I was able to connect but at lease all of the sudden I see the possibility. thank you!

[Greg]

At this point I prefer hearing the Zohar in Hebrew. I am not tempted to try to understand because I don’t understand a word.

[Jay (Chaim S.)]

I enjoy listening to the Zohar readings in Aramaic, Hebrew and English. With each language I feel a peacefulness and a sense that time itself has stopped.

[Annie]

I struggle to get out of the mind seeking to understand. The Hebrew took away that possibility and I experienced it differently.

[Michael Dunlap]

There was a feeling during both that I could only describe as similar to the transcendental calm of meditation. I think this was stronger during the Hebrew as when listening in English, I felt like my mind at times was bouncing between listening and affirming my intent.

[Mel Farrell]

The English version evoked a sense of longing to connect. And also a sense of loneliness. The Hebrew version although I don’t understand the language it did impart strong emotions of  longing

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