Forum Replies Created
- Replies
Subjectively writing – finding that I felt affirmed that I was on the right path studying Kabbalah.
I hope to obtain a deeper understanding of the teachings and hope to feel more aware of my ego so that I ‘catch myself’ and adjust to a more altruistic outlook mentally and in deeds.
The central idea of correcting our desires to receive. Also, the prophecies, which I firmly believe, that everyone will know God while living on Earth some time in the future, are something for us all to work towards. As a Christian, I always thought Messiah would sort all the mess out, but now I’m seeing that our Creator wants us to sort things out at our individual intentional level, which will lead to mass awakening of populations all over the world.
Examine one’s desires for answered prayer asking “do I want this just for myself, or for others?” If the desire is just for oneself then it needs to be adjusted so that we receive in the way our Creator intends, to bestow on others. This desire to receive in order to bestow on others doesn’t come naturally, so ask the Creator for help in achieving this.
What inspired me most?
The promise that we can experience the Creator here and now when our sixth sense enables us to sense what is hidden to us until we are ready.
What have I learned about myself?
Early on I was debating within myself about whether to go on or not, during week 1. I then read ‘How to read this book’ and the advice there really spoke to me. The next day, I started reading ‘The Spiritual Path’ and I felt the inspiration in Dr Laitman’s words. (Recommended reading week 1, Attaining the World’s Beyond’.
I therefore know I tend to give up too easily, not realising that the struggle may be serving a purpose. I need to persevere.
What do I wish for my fellow students in their spiritual development?
I wish for my fellow students to recognise the path of light and to walk in that light always.
