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My intention is to move beyond ego-driven thinking toward genuine care for others, creating deeper connection and a more peaceful, fulfilling life.
What blew my mind was the idea that what we call free will is mostly an illusion, and that our only real freedom is in choosing the environment that influences us. You don’t change yourself directly, your environment changes how you see, and that creates your freedom.
I imagine it as trying to feel that nothing is random, even the small everyday moments. There’s a quiet sense of being guided or held within something bigger, where everything I experience is part of one source. That feeling helps me be more aware of how I respond and how I connect.
My best experience was well all of it really. The thing that has stood out for me the most is the Masach – the screen. This has brought my awareness to create an intention to pause, reflect and choose my response instead of reacting automatically.
This next course I’d like to delve deeper into Kabbalah and broaden my awareness. I’m very much enjoying the journey 🙂
What inspired me most in this course is the idea that real change comes from within. Shifting how I relate to others and becoming more aware of the power of intentions.
Through the process, I’ve learned how often I can run on autopilot, especially in my reactions, and how much growth there is in simply pausing and choosing how I respond more consciously.
For everyone here, I wish continued growth, deeper connection, and the ability to keep bringing these teachings into daily life. It feels like we’re all supporting each other in something really meaningful.
I think getting in touch with the upper force begins with working on our inner intention of shifting from acting for ourselves to acting with more awareness of others. When I try to respond with more patience, understanding, or a desire to connect, it feels like I’m aligning more with that force. Acting mutually, to me, means not just asking for connection, but also trying to live it in small, everyday moment – through how I relate to people and situations.
