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- December 18, 2025 at 11:30 pm EST in reply to: Preparation Question: What do you expect from the lesson? What do you desire to achieve from it? #471811
ElishevaParticipantI do want to express, that what I thought I had learned, I understood that there is a Tree of Sefirot, left Branches-Judgement; right Branches-Mercy. This Existence is above the world in which we live. Being good meant to be on the right side of Mercy. Being bad meant being on the left side of Judgement. I pictured Tikkun as a torn net. We as humans had to work together to repair that net and make it whole. The world of the Tree of Sefirot exists above our world and that there is a space between our world and the Ten Sefirot. That was it. Hence, what do I expect to learn from the lesson? A true understanding of Kabbalah. What do I desire to achieve? To learn how to give back to the Creator the level of spirituality which He bestowed on me. Thank you for offering and sharing your knowledge to us.
December 17, 2025 at 4:06 pm EST in reply to: Preparation Question: What do you expect from the lesson? What do you desire to achieve from it? #471724
ElishevaParticipantI expect to learn more in depth about a topic that I was already trying to learn about 10 years ago. I bought a lot of books on Kabbalah. In my innocent naivety, I thought I had a good understanding of the Ten Serifot. I have the full volumes of Zohar. However, I tried to read some volumes and could not make any sense of what I was reading. Hence, I turned my attention to try to understand the Sefirot. My understanding, as I now know, was extreme elementary. What I took from all my readings was that one had to be a good person to stay on the right side of the Tree of Serifot. Now, from watching some conversations from you on YouTube, it is more about the Creator’s vessel and the bestowing of our souls and that the importance is about us bestowing back purity to the world. I expect to learn what Kabbala really is about and I desire to achieve the level of purity and how to change my future. I wish I had started earlier in this path. I am 74 years old. I have done mitzvot, as my parents taught me. And geing honest, I have done so in a pure way. I have never searched for self fulling recognition or otherwise. I has been more with a sincere heart. Therefore, I desire to achieve that level of wisdom.
ElishevaParticipantHola! My name is Elisheva Placeres Madrid. I practiced as a Ph. D. Psychologist. However, I suffered a serious accident in 2018 that left me disabled. I am from Mexico City. I have an extensive library on Kabbalah books that I have read over and over again. I understood a very basic knowledge of the ten Sefirot. I understood the branches of the Tree, the left as Judgement and the right as Mercy. I understood that if one acted right, one the Creator would bless one. If not, the Creator would judge one. I did not have any idea of how deep this meant in terms of how deeply one had to be pure to give back to the Creator.
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