When was the first time you sensed existential questions within you, and what did it take for you to listen to their call?

[Gil Shir]

When was the first time you sensed existential questions within you, and what did it take for you to listen to their call?

[Boke]

I first sensed it already when I was a small child of 7. It took me all my life to listen to that call. It was always in the back of my mind. Now that I have discovered Kabbalah recently I found a method in which I can develop this sense to become more aware of reallity and the purpose of life.

[Esther]

My first recollection was in elementary school. My entire life I sought answers in religion, the bible, philosophy, science, physics, metaphysics and on and on. During the last 10 years I just gave up and I became depressed and hopeless and everything I had believed about God and of an almightly creator seemed like a distant dream I had in another life. Circumstances in my life went from difficult to extreme and then Kabbalah appeared in a random YouTube and within days my wife had discovered KabU – I was as if I had finally come home after 40 years in the desert. Ever so grateful.

[Simona Vazquez-Sartori]

I don’t ever remember NOT having them.

[peter]

i questioned as a very young child and only got meaningful answers in my 50’s

[matthew shifflett]

observed

[martin]

I guess it’s always been there. Through good times, challenges and some not so great times, there has always been a thought that “there must be more than this.” It was my introduction to Kabbalah that awakened the why and how and the motivation to embrace the concepts fully.

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