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My desire is to delve into the practical aspects of kabbalah so that I can integrate this more with my daily life and be more connected with the kabbalistic environment.
1. This course inspired me to treat my responsibility as a point in the heart seriously, and to endeavor to connect with other points in the heart as soon as possible.
2. I learned that I am part of a whole, and that my personal egoistic viewpoint is just the whole viewing itself from one little perspective. My true soul contains everyone.
3. I wish for my fellow students to truly appreciate the enormity of what we have been chosen by the Creator to do and to pursue the goal with greater and greater determination.
The sensation I feel from “There is None Else Besides Him” is that all my experiences in life, even the most subtle and hard to articulate, are nothing other than the Creator working on me to accomplish His goal of making my form equivalent to His.
My best experience from the previous course has been feeling my desire to perceive the Creator definitely dialed up a notch! Also I just feel like I’m more aware of myself almost in the 3rd person. I observe my desires as they arise in me and I just try to be thankful to the Creator for them, even/especially when they are painful!
1. What inspired me the most?
That there have been points in the heart before me that studied reality at this level and have brought back their findings to share with us! I want to attain what they worked so hard to give us!2. I learned that all of nature perceives by way of a screen, and that the spiritual world is no different. But we need to develop this screen within ourselves, and this screen is an intention. That I have the capability to do that really blew my mind. I also learned how all the desires in my life have come from a spiritual data bank, called the Reshimot!
3. I wish for my fellow students to progress smoothly and rapidly through their Reshimot and bring more Light into this world together.
