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The Kabbalah Revealed series was very compelling and I took an online class several years ago.  I found the younger teachers like Albert and Peter warm-hearted and generous, but I also found the older non-Jewish teacher and Rav Laitman,  very much absorbed in their knowledge, position and identity and found little love, peace or goodwill coming from them.  I mean no disrespect, but it was this that caused me to discontinue study.  Ultimately, I would assume attainment would make someone more openly loving and willing to lift others up like the younger teachers, so why do the older, more experienced leaders seem to lack this quality?
In the video, Tony explains that something changed around 2000 years ago where it became difficult for people to understand Kabbalah like they did the previous 2000 years.  Why then, did the science have to be hidden if people weren’t understanding it?   I’m trying to understand why the Kabbalists made it even more difficult to learn if they were already less able to grasp it.
Hi,
I’m Peter from Southern California. I found the Kaballah Revealed videos a few years back and they really touched me and made sense for me. I meditated a lot during the pandemic and it helped me to deal with the isolation and also to sense something deeper. I feel I’m being guided to Kaballah because I need help with the people and connection part. I wish you all the peace that we’re looking for.
