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?

[Marcy]

The root/tree analogy.

[Exalt]

The will to receive <—-> will to bestow duality has really got me thinking a lot. This is definitely a concept that is new to me. I’ve been thinking about how selfish I have been and that I want to find ways to bestow… to give. I’ve always had an issue with people who seemed to give/bestow as a way to show the rest of the world that they are generous. This usually means that they are bestowing in order to receive a reward, but perhaps I shouldn’t be so judgmental, because it really takes a lot to “bestow in order to bestow” without any egotistical desire. If this topic intrigues anyone, check out Rav Laitman’s summary of Rabash’s article “The Matter of Bestowal” which I am linking here:

http://www.kabbalah.info/engkab/daily-kabbalah-lesson/matterofbestowal

I also like the description of reality processing. 5 senses bring the data in, we process it in our machine, and there you go, our perception of reality. Like the snake Oroborous cycling over the same process for eternity… Until we need to develop a 6th sense.

Adam Kadmon and the shattering is also fascinating. I have known of the concept but it is refreshing to see it in context of The Law of Equivalence Form.

[Stephen]

The ego is not a bad thing, it is how we use or allow our ego to develop that is important.

Do not take the teaching at face value but test every thing and make it your own.

[Alexandra]

That Kabbalah is not mysticism.

[Mel Farrell]

That it has become available to everyone since 1995

[rosemarie tropf]

I discovered I am not alone. Ever. I don’t know what that is, but something is there with me like a vibration of love, or care, and I want to learn enough to share that so others don’t need to suffer as much.

[Author]

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