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  • in reply to: Introduce Yourself to Your Fellow Students #503848
    Danielle
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    Hi Nora!

    I’ve also studied many world religions, including the Dharmic religions. Having been raised Christian (Catholic), I felt many of my questions couldn’t be answered and I’ve also been thinking about converting for ~5-6 years now (after researching for ~10-12 years). How was the conversion process, and was it Orthodox or Reform?
    Grateful for any insight you can share.

    in reply to: Introduce Yourself to Your Fellow Students #503846
    Danielle
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    Hi Nora!

    I’ve also studied many world religions, including the Dharmic religions. Having been raised Christian (Catholic), I felt many of my questions couldn’t be answered and I’ve also been thinking about converting for ~5-6 years now (after researching for ~10-12 years). How was the conversion process, and was it Orthodox or Reform?

    • This reply was modified 1 month ago by Danielle.
    Danielle
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    I’m expecting this lesson to delve into the wisdom that we all have free will. But to manifest our desires, we have to take accountability and right action. I’m hoping to see in what ways I’ve been limiting myself so that I can dream bigger to more easily manifest my desires into reality with who I am today, not who I used to be or who I’m expected to be.

    in reply to: Introduce Yourself to Your Fellow Students #503112
    Danielle
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    Hello, I’m Danielle 🙂 I first learned of Kabbalah through the yoga & meditation community. From where I’m starting, I think they have parallels on consciousness, chakras, and laws of the universe. I’m interested in learning more about the Tree of Life, the Sefirot, energy, as well as clear up misconceptions about what it is. I’m hoping to release some personal limitations & conditioning and come into tune with my true identity.

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