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Connecting with others means recognizing a space inside where everyone shares the same root desire—the wish to receive and give joy, fulfillment, and meaning. When overcoming self-interest and reaching out with genuine care, real connections form, revealing a deeper unity that is spiritual in nature. The next frontier, the closest step toward spirituality, is the inner work of transforming the natural desire to receive into the desire to bestow, mirroring the qualities of giving and compassion. This frontier isn’t just a theory; it’s experienced as a shift in attitude and perception, where one feels the separation from others begin to dissolve and becomes more open to the presence of something higher. Moving past this frontier means entering a new realm of experience—progressive connection—where one senses the nearness of true spiritual contact and unity
What totally blew my mind was realizing that the Upper Light shines on all of us equally, without favoring anyone—it’s like standing under a perfect sun, where every soul gets the same warmth. But what changes everything is that each person feels and responds to this Light in their own way, depending on what’s inside them. I used to think spiritual work was a solo mission, but now I see that true connection with the Light actually depends on how much I can unite with others and go beyond my own ego. It’s amazing to understand that even small steps toward unity let the Light change me from the inside out. I see now that the real path to feeling the Creator is to connect “as one man with one heart”—it’s so simple, but so profound at the same time.
As I begin this new Kabbalah course, I want the Light to help me change my attitude, develop my sixth sense, and truly understand the Creator’s qualities. My goal is to recognize my ego and learn how to work with it, so I can unite with others to build a common soul and piece together our shared experience into real spiritual wholeness. I’m ready to use my freedom of choice to assemble the “puzzle” of creation, knowing that true wisdom comes only through experience and deep internal change. Above all, I wish to reach the form of bestowal, resembling the Creator—not out of religious belief, but by grounding my growth in unity, awareness, and personal transformation.
To start building my Kli, I need to take everything I learned about shifting from self-interest to connection and giving, and put it into practice with my group. I prepare by bringing honest impressions from the last course—how much the work on changing my intention and aligning with the Creator’s qualities has helped me grow spiritually and connect with others. My focus now is to deepen these lessons in a group of ten, sharing openly from the point in my heart and listening with real care to my friends.
I expect this upcoming course to help us support each other even more, so each person in the group feels safe, inspired, and uplifted as we strive for true unity and healing. By aiming to build a stronger and more wholesome vessel together, I look forward to experiencing the power of our combined efforts, feeling everyone’s joy and pain as one, and advancing step by step towards greater spiritual fulfillment. The main preparation is to show up with sincerity, readiness to give, and the desire to move past my ego for the sake of the group—and together, I trust we’ll reach new heights.
What inspired me most in the course was learning how Abraham showed the way from self-centeredness to genuine spiritual connection and giving. I found it powerful to see that real change comes when I shift my intentions from taking for myself to bestowing to others, and that aligning with the Creator’s qualities is the key to real freedom and peace. Through this process, I discovered how much my ego can actually help me grow when I use it as a reminder to choose kindness and connection over selfishness.
I’ve learned that spiritual progress is about constant self-awareness, using every moment and challenge to move closer to the higher force, and that the group’s shared intention truly lifts me up. It’s clear now that lasting fulfillment only happens when I work with my inner world, not just on external actions, and that real correction comes from deep inside.
For my fellow students, I truly wish for you to experience this same sense of transformation and unity, to find the confidence and healing that comes with living by the law of love, and to keep helping each other rise higher in spiritual connection.
This explanation makes it very clear why wars and destruction happen in the world. Just following practical mitzvot isn’t enough to truly fix things. If people don’t study Kabbalah—especially now that all other research has hit a dead end—we miss out on seeing life from inside ourselves, not just the external world. When we focus only on external actions, the worst qualities rise to the top, and those who are the most harmful gain influence, leading to more conflict and destruction.
The only way to really correct what’s wrong is through spiritual transformation by connecting to the Upper World. If we try to solve problems directly in this world, we end up feeling even more pain and uselessness because the root causes are above, not here. Doctors and welfare systems can try to help, but without spiritual correction, they can’t make real change. Just being nice isn’t enough—it’s about attaining the Creator’s qualities through true giving and bestowal.
Spiritual progress means moving step by step, transforming our desire to receive into a desire to give, and rising through the five spiritual worlds and ten Sefirot. Real correction comes from within, when our thoughts and deepest desires become one with the higher spiritual force, and only then do things start to change for the better.
