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When Tony was describing climbing back up the ladder through the worlds by increasing the ratio within us to encompass more and more the will to bestow, it made me think of Jacob’s Ladder. Are these related?
The goal is to perceive the true nature of reality, what lies outside of our five senses. In using the terminology we have been learning, I believe this would be the “why” behind the will of bestowal and accessing the all-encompassing light of the Creator. For example, in being confined to our 5 senses, we may see lack in our lives because we are focused on the perception of our bodies, but if we can shift our perspective to that of the creator, we will know that the abundance is there, it simply has not manifested into the physical reality we can perceive with our 5 senses. Not only is the light there, but the Creator wants to give us that light.
In the video Tony mentions that we are going to learn about authentic Kabbalah and from a perspective of practitioners. I am curious to know if at any point in the course we will hear from Tony or read in other materials what the opinion is of other Kabbalist teachers that can be found on YouTube like David Ghyiam. My question is not meant to introduce conflict, but rather to understand viewpoints and perspectives on how this class might differ from the videos and courses he shares.
In my very limited and cursory review, it mainly feels to be a difference between audience and approach. However, since I am early in this course with KabU, I hope to gain more insight from those who are much more familiar with the nuance of Kabbalah.
Hi Everyone. I’m Albertina from TX, US and have been steadily growing in understanding along my spirit path. Ever since I can remember I have had many questions and a thirst to know and understand more. I grew up in a Christian household but was never satisfied and always felt there was an underlying truth, something deeper I needed to find. My journey has been a winding one from Christian, to an atheist focused on neurobiology, technological advances and quantum theories, to non-religious spiritual seeker. I heard of Kabbalah a few years ago but have only recently started to dig in. I was blown away by how it neatly and clearly described the understanding I have been able to cobble together over the years. I feel like I’ve only scratched the surface and I am very excited to learn more.
