What have you discovered about Kabbalah that was new to you?

[Tony Kosinec- KabU Instructor]

What have you discovered about Kabbalah that was new to you?

[Michelle]

The concept that it’s not all about scanning and praying or even the holidays and shabbats.  That is what I focus on.  But that it’s about the relationship with the friends.

[Chris]

That it is imagined as not being mystical or even religious, per se.  That the intention is to transform the inner attitude or imagining of the practitioner.

[David]

That u can’t do it alone and my whole life I have thought the need to b to b separate and alone .With no desire? Whatsoever  for others  its not that I’m anti-social  ( well kinda) but  don’t feel a need to interact more than necessary with people or socialize beyond common courtesy  or sharing more than to a shallow depth  I actually believed those feelings n viewpoints  were a gift or a  deeper understanding  blessed with. I WAS WRONG IT SEEMS   which is ok because I had a teacher who  taught me the importance of a community with like minded and goaled members “Family”

[Madell Weathers]

That anyone who desires to know the truth and possess the knowledge of KABALLAH you can

[ORLANDO]

Hello Friends,

Starting out I did not know even all the misinformation about Kabbalah, but as I advance through the courses it has the internal repairing qualities so needed in these times  and it has a flow to it. It seems as if everything moves in one and same dirrection and the information that you read provokes other questions that continuing on will be answered.

[Anth]

These concepts are both new and familiar to me. I’ve read about them before however it’s refreshing to be reminded that everything is already perfect, it’s all about how we adapt. Traditional religious prayer is bargaining with God and also that it is okay to receive so long as we realize our intention behind receiving and with that intention, give back. I love the analogy of the host preparing a dinner for the guest and the guest giving back by enjoying the feast. It helped put the concept of receiving and bestowing into comprehensible perspective.

[Author]

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