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My best experience from the previous course was the people. Tony is a great teacher because I can feel that he lives what he is teaching. The heart he uses behind his words speak so much more to me than the actual words themselves. Many thanks, Tony! I also enjoyed reading the comments and questions of my fellow students. I feel I gain more from them than asking my own questions, which I often times don’t know how to put into words. Expectations from this course? Growth for everyone. 😊
How many roots are there and how many branches from each root? I imagine Lichtenberg figures when I think of this. Do the roots have names?
I had not realized the importance of environment. I see now what a vital part of this that is. Having people we can trust, working towards the same goal is what I wish for my fellow students.
Our human love is very selfish, and I feel that to “Love thy neighbor as thyself” we must gain a much deeper understanding of what love really is. From a Kabbalistic point of view, what is love? And is the point in the heart the beginning of love? Also, is love the element that directly enables us to bestow?
When I was 40 years old I had a dream of a pyramid although the term “temple” was impressed upon me. Three quarters of it was submerged in still water, (and I felt the immensity of it though I couldn’t see it). What I could see was the top quarter of it above the water shining like diamond and beautiful in the light. There was blurred plant life in the background. I got the impression that the “temple” represented me but I never knew how to correctly interpret this dream. Here I am seven years later listening to this information about the inanimate, vegetative, animate and speaking and feel strongly that this is connected. Can anyone help with this kind of question? Thank you ☺️
