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I grew up with the simple mantra of “Love your neighbor as yourself.” It made sense as a way or philosophy of life, particularly as a means of creating a cooperative society. I had no idea, however, how critical it is until after studying Kabbalah. I would never have imagined that it is the very means of returning to the Creator and healing this broken world. After this past class, I’ve rethought everything I do now. Every interaction with another person is now a chance to practice this, one more small way to enervate the matrix that connects all of us. The ripple effect of even one small act of kindness, selflessness, or charity is astonishing. Now, in this new class, I’m exciting to continue practicing and learning more. Kabbalah is such a gift, such a wondrous way to live life. As a group, everything that we’ve ever learned, practiced, and studied has brought us to this singular point. I am humbled, thankful, and privileged to be here.
Learning how this whole system of receiving fits into / is the larger picture and how to make this practical for me.
I’m honestly not sure I could articulate a better answer than this. Thank you for expressing it so clearly.
Last class I received a greater understanding and appreciation of the divine law of love your neighbour as yourself and now I intend to put it even more to practice. I am so deeply happy.
i struggle to articulate sometimes. I have a brain injury. It’s ok, because it seemed to crack something open in me and has led me on a decade long path of understanding and correcting my ego, refining my senses, tending to the point in my heart, and apparently developing my spiritual Kli, but it does limit some of the practical aspects of being human.
for a while there, I thought I was going crazy but turns out I was just a Kabbalist without support or guidance. Lost along the way. Now I am home and so excited for the next adventure. ♥️
My best experience out of this class has really opens my eyes to the many different ways that one is able to help others. This course has given me the patience needed to finally start seeing results in my practice with others in my every day life. I now know that kabbalah is truly making a difference in mine and others lives around me The challenges are becoming more pleasing to me now where as before I dreaded challenges I now see them as opportunity for correction and I’m very proud of the progress I’ve made and beyond greatful for this course and all the instructors it’s truly a blessing.
My best experience is coming to the wholeness of having a desire to freely give to the Creator my whole mind, body, and soul by solidifying that freedom through a relationship that is centered in the Creator’s purpose via bestowing and receiving, allowing me to see reality, the realms, and dimensions through His eyes and not from my nefesh only, but with all that is within me via the Sefirot, and I serve Him by serving others before myself.
To start building my Kli, I need to take everything I learned about shifting from self-interest to connection and giving, and put it into practice with my group. I prepare by bringing honest impressions from the last course—how much the work on changing my intention and aligning with the Creator’s qualities has helped me grow spiritually and connect with others. My focus now is to deepen these lessons in a group of ten, sharing openly from the point in my heart and listening with real care to my friends.
I expect this upcoming course to help us support each other even more, so each person in the group feels safe, inspired, and uplifted as we strive for true unity and healing. By aiming to build a stronger and more wholesome vessel together, I look forward to experiencing the power of our combined efforts, feeling everyone’s joy and pain as one, and advancing step by step towards greater spiritual fulfillment. The main preparation is to show up with sincerity, readiness to give, and the desire to move past my ego for the sake of the group—and together, I trust we’ll reach new heights.
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