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For me the best part has been an understanding, somewhat, of the process of creation, from the original thought and becoming a receiver. Then the correction receiving in order to bestow. Having come from an Eastern meditative practice has needed some mental adjustments! However I feel that I have come full circle, as first read the Zohar at the age of 15yrs. I did not grasp it and I had no teacher, so I moved to what was readily available.
My hope in this course is to discover in more depth the methodology of correction and igniting the point in the heart.
My expectations for KR2 are to become more equipped to practice Kabbalah. The course work so far is already impacting my planning for the coming year. My priority is to work with my intention. From what I’ve learned, the Creator bestowed for the sake of the Creation. Equivalence of form requires the Creation to receive for the sake of the Creator. So, my goal in 2023 is to continue the work to develop the intention to receive for the sake of the Creator. My expectations are that Kabbalah will give me guidance about what changes to make with my daily routine, relationships, and practices to achieve this goal. I am so very excited and grateful to be here. Thank you for making this a reality!
From the perspective of doing the coursework, the recommended readings are great. I have experienced a few “aha” moments, and many moments where I felt hope and appreciation while reading.
From the perspective of practical application, learning about the left, right, and middle lines have been extremely helpful. During times when I experience unpleasant feelings of fear, anxiety, and sadness, I am learning that they are a reminder for me to evaluate my intentions and to make the effort to change my intentions. Often, I begin to feel a sense of being “OK” as I realize that I am filled with delight by the Creator. Finally, I become aware of both the lack and the filling of delight simultaneously, which gives me a deep sense of gratitude for the process of spiritual development.
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