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Thank you Albert. I look forward to all future lessons, as also I continue learning and progressing day by day.
Andreanne
I think spiritual progression might be measured by the growth of altruism towards others. Though I also think there’s a continuous push & pull. Even my wanting to spend more time studying spirituality is a form of egoism. I feel a drive towards knowledge & spiritual evolution that extinguishes all others motivations I used to have.
I feel that the study of Kabbalah provide many answers at depths that other philosophies I have looked into so far, don’t provide. For this I’m truly grateful.
As I study the material, books and videos and understand the Kabbalistic perspective, new questions do arise though not specifically about the 3rd week material, but mostly existential questions. May I pose one of them here to provide an example? It would be great to hear the Kabbalistic perspective about this.
How about the hurtful words and actions we may have done, before expanding our awareness, and while “existing” at an unconscious level?
Does consciousness of it suffice? Meaning: repentance, regret, major lessons learned at the deepest level, love and forgiveness for oneself & the other, and new perspectives aquired during the spiritual ascension? I find it easier to understand and forgive the hurtful actions of another towards me but very difficult to forgive my own towards a loved one.
The lessons and videos are answering all questions that arise for me. I have turned my perception of suffering around to welcome it as an opportunity to learn, forgive and love.
To a full awareness and understanding of the reality, beyond the limits of my human senses and comprehension.
The study of Kabbalah is very new to me however from the few podcasts I have watched, it has raised hopes in me that I will become able to understand God and all of reality, as well as decrease limits to enable me to receive “his” wisdom, grâce and love.
Better understand who we all are, our purpose and become a conscious co creator, so that i can progress spiritually, better serve “his” will, and assist others.
