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By bestowing, we focus on others, just as the creator does, therefore we develop ourselves to become equivalent to the creator
For myself, since childhood as well, though I didn’t know how to express it to others and kept it all inside me, as my own private world. As an adolescent, it occurred to me there could be answers in books, though I didn’t know there where more than the psychology books that surrounded me then. And psychology didn’t answer my existential questions, since it mostly deals with our egos, and searching the ego and the subconscious is endless and bottomless. I had a spiritually transformative experience in my mid 20’s that started me on my spiritual venture which I have been on ever since.
By correcting my egoism, feeling and acting towards all others as “loving my neighbor as myself”. In a short video I watched today, it was said that all connections end with love. All people that nature brings me in a significant manner, must result in me “loving” them. I don’t wait for others to like me. By me acting this way, I show others the example. This is where nature wants to lead us.
I feel grateful for the Kabbalah method which provides me with a means of helping others through self-growth. Many of my life-long questions get answered via the many courses, lessons and podcasts. The creator is giving me great joy. I even thank the difficulties for the opportunity they provide in learning important lessons, even if those happen in a dream. I am grateful for the opportunity to understand these lessons, without the scenario needing to be carried out in corporeality. To my fellow friends, I also wish for them to feel joy and attain spiritual realizations.
Always in harmony with the upper force. We would ask and know the direction it wants from us, understand and have patience, tolerance, treat each other with care, treat the other as oneself.
