[Andreanne]

Intention is what matters. It leads one to feel generous, turning reception into appreciation with the intent to please. Its a total shift of perspective no matter what is the action and happens inside the mind and the heart.

[Andreanne]

Hello, I’m Andreanne,

I’ve been curious to know about human nature my whole life. Since I found the Kabbalah teachings, (or Since it found me), I’m finding many deep answers and fulfilling explanations, normalizing the human experience, and hope for the next step in our evolution.

[Andreanne]

Hello,  I’m Andreanne. I’m excited to learn and have searched many sources of information and find in KabU a very direct source of knowledge that teaches me much and motivates me to learn everything I possibly can!

[Andreanne]

Looking forward to learning about the subterfuge of the ego and how to work with (with, around, above…) it. 

[Andreanne]

it means to think of the happiness of others; to be focused on others. To consider consequences of words and actions and on how others feel.

[Andreanne]

I found this excerpt from “The science of Kabbalah ” mind-blowing:

“Thus, through its need to give to the Creator, the creature discovers the nature of the Creator. The creature finds theCreator’s love for it. Yet, if the Creator loves the creature and wants to please it, it follows that the Creator should want or need something. The creature realizes that the Creator’s need is His desire to delight the creature; when the creature enjoys, so does the Creator. But when the creature does not enjoy, neither does the creator.”

The creator loves its creatures no matter what?

The creature prevents the creator from enjoying when the creature isn’t enjoying?

I need to ponder this… Simply enjoy each moment here & now. Happiness dedicated to the creator, is a spiritual experience. Therefore I must start to dedicate every action, thought, feeling, as often as possible, to the creator.

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