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After getting a sense of deja vu, I just wanted to check that the section of recommended reading for this week in Kabbalah Revealed is the same as week 2 (pages 100-118)? It fits both weeks, but felt it best to make sure.
What most inspired me this semester
The material this semester was familiar to me, but the structured review helped me stay connected to it in a more consistent way. That consistency itself was inspiring — it showed me how revisiting the basics with intention can bring them back into focus.What I have learned about myself in the process
I learned how much regular attention affects my awareness in daily life. Even when the concepts aren’t new, returning to them helps me stay mindful of how I think and act, and reminds me that consistency is part of the inner work.What I wish for my fellow students in their spiritual development
I wish for my fellow students to keep their point in the heart present and active. And for anyone finding the path difficult, I wish them steady persistence and the ability to see their challenges through a Kabbalistic perspective, where the effort itself becomes part of the reward.Contact with the upper force is achieved when a group forms a unified desire for correction, builds a shared kli of connection, and reaches equivalence of form by annulling egoism and transforming it into bestowal.
I wish for my fellow students to keep their point in the heart engaged and directed toward the purpose, even when the ego tries to sabotage us and conceal the true aim.
And I wish that we join our efforts to form a unified kli – through mutual support, reduction of separation, and shared intention – so that together we become a vessel capable of receiving the light.As difficult as this is to admit publicly.
Personally, I’ve gained MOST understanding of why previous relationships failed.
Pure egoism can often convincingly disguise itself as altruism. You only find that out once egoism isn’t fed by it’s altruistic actions.
