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We are connected in the desire to be like the Creator, to achieve harmony with nature. We connect with others who realize this is the desire that connects all of humanity. We annul our egoistic sense of self and surrender our point in the heart to the collective soul, receiving the the other points in the heart (swallowing them) as our own. The others, who seem external, in the corporeal sense, are realized as parts of our internal it’s. We begin to meet the needs of others as our own needs. The Light of Ohr Makif connects us like cells in the same body with a common goal—to be in peace and harmony—to be like the Creator.
The new learning that the essential nature of the Minion and surrendering myself to the group while others in the group surrender to me. By this we learn to love the collective soul. This is a unity of spirit that I have held out as an unrealized ideal for a long time. The potential of the experience we will share in and the butterfly effect of its success to the entire soul is an exciting call!
I am fairly sure that I have had some experience with Kabbalah in a previous generation. I have been the most transformed by recognizing that Reshimot in our spiritual root bring us in contact with challenges that we must expose and expel; and “others” that we prefer to view as externalities are, in fact, internalities. Ultimately, we are one collective soul.
My best experience was attaining a more enhanced view of the Collective Soul–internality vs externality. I am growing in my perspective that those who oppose me, are ultimately also “me.”
I appreciate that Kabbalah teaches the responsibility of Servant Leadership. I am a teacher, I have always known this concept. It is a high and worthwhile endeavor to attain the Wisdom of Kabbalah and to contribute to the ascension of the Collective Soul! Lead us on!
I am a teacher, and a Spiritual Adapter for my students. I have not used this term before. But as the Wisdom of Kabbalah has enhanced my perspective, it is integrated in my thoughts and affects my teaching. I am fully engaged in servant leadership, so this lesson makes complete sense to me.
I also feel connected to the pain the world is experiencing in this generation. I took pleasure in the hope presented in this lesson, and that we are part of the coming solution.
