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ElishevaParticipantDecimation as per Rav Laitman. This means to spread the word about Kabbalah and the steps to achieve alignment to The Creator by fixing not only my selfish egoistic tendencies, but also all those around us.Fallowing the steps towards the Light, we will find ourselves with every step towards the Light, we can reach alignment with the Creator.We can strengthen the influence of the reforming Light by dissemination of what we have learned and spread the word, per se to others around us. Not everyone will be interested or confused. However, in a past lesson, 80% had joined the KabU semesters and are still learning. Hence, we are getting close to the goal.
April 11, 2026 at 1:57 pm EDT in reply to: Preparation Question: What does it mean to connect with others? In what desire are we connected? #495066
ElishevaParticipantFrom my understanding, connecting with others involves examining oneself with a full sincere intent to find my Point in the Heart. Once I have been able to accomplish that, I believe that same Point in my Heart will lead me to others who have found theirs’. In the intent to find one’s Point in the Heart, gives one the desire to be connected to others; to find others who have found their Point in their Heart. Being in a classroom, outdoors, anywhere physical as a group is probably exhilarating because one is among that special group who understands what we are all have learning.
April 11, 2026 at 1:28 pm EDT in reply to: Reflect: Share something from the lesson that blew your mind, or even just gave you a new perspective. #495061
ElishevaParticipantJulian, I have been on board since the beginning of these semesters. I took notes, I drew symbols to stay on top from Bestowal to Receiving. In other words, I have kept myself in touch with my little notebook. However, this week’s lesson and especially the way you summarized all of the previous weeks’ lessons, I realized that I no longer needed to reread my notes. You brought it all together. As I was listening to you, so many memories came to mind in which I questioned myself “did I do that be kind or be rude?” in terms of, “have I been on a good path?” There are soooo many ways in which I questioned my actions from my past and drawing a line forward as my life changed drastically at different points, good, bad, suffering. You allowed me to backtrack and be in the present. However, mostly, to realize where I am moving towards and that will be towards Bestowal and Alignment with the Creator. Thank you!
March 31, 2026 at 1:04 pm EDT in reply to: What was my best experience from the previous course? What do I expect from this course? #494000March 31, 2026 at 1:00 pm EDT in reply to: What was my best experience from the previous course? What do I expect from this course? #493999
ElishevaParticipantI thought I knew myself pretty well. However, the previous course gave me a deeper sense of who I am. I am sure that this new course will not only show me more of who I am and also give me the tools to practice what I have learned in a deeper sense and more profound.
ElishevaParticipantI had much to say about what I have learned about myself in the process. However, I pressed the wrong key and lost it all. Therefore, I will summarize that I have been and continue to be a happy person who lends out a hand to anyone in need. Having stated that, I believe that I was meant to learn Kabbalah with true Kabbalist instructors. It appears that in a small way, the path I have been in has lead me here. In terms of “Love others as one loves thyself,” I also believe I have done my tiny share and I am here learning how to expand that small point in the heart. In terms of Egoism, I have learned what it is and how to transform that to Altruism. Thank you.
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