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I am a devout Roman Catholic and have found Kabbalah all through the teachings of Jesus and writings of Paul. People are always speaking of the earth being in the end times, but I tell them that I believe we could have a very long time to go.
Thinking about the Kabbalist use of the languages of the language of the branches, we were reading the verse from the Book of Ezekiel where the angel shows him the stream coming from the temple and measures off 1,000 cubits for times, until the stream is a flowing river making every thing fresh and new, including the salt sea. I wonder if the death of Jesus isn’t the temple and “cubits” aren’t code for years? That would place us still 2,000 years from a perfect world, and Ezekiel never speaks of an end.
Since I am the culmination of 6,000 of incarnations, and everything that I have learned is retained in me, am I able to make use of this incredible bank of knowledge, and is there any way to access it at will to find answers to questions? Also, is this the first life that I’ve become aware of myself and the effort to reach the upper light?
I realize it seems egoistic, but truly it’s not. I hope to shape the outcome and success of the real estate company my sons and I have just started, so it becomes successful enough for me to bestow on those families truly in poverty the things I have only been able to dream of doing for the past 40 years. Things like improving agricultural techniques and husbandry, better small business skills, micro banking, and traveling the world into the most remote places to do it hands-on. All of this while continuing to lift people, especially prisoners and veterans into the spirit, but now with the wisdom of Kabbalah, also.
The most intense movement I experienced in the last course was to learn that intentions precede desires, and that when the two of them come into alignment with the Creator’s, then we can govern the painter’s hand as he paints our canvas.
More importantly, I understand that a change within me will change how I see reality and the world, but the thought that I can bring the entire world together into peace is something I really want to live to witness. It says in Psalm 27, “I will see the goodness of the Lord in the land of the living.” Is this what David meant?
What most inspired me is most is learning that aligning my intentions with the Creator’s, or the painter of the picture, allows me to govern how He will paint my canvas.
the truth I have learned about myself is that it is very difficult to keep one’s intentions always altruistic enough to feel align with the Creator.
What I wish for my fellow students is that our soul grow fast enough and strong enough to pull the entire world to attainment, before the human race has to go all of the way to the bottom, before they look up.
