[Helen]

I would like to learn how to apply theories to daily life, walk the walk.

[Helen]

from not making any sense to making great deal of sense, there were many wow moments while learning the past courses. now I am very excited to be able to join a group and take the journey to another level.

[Helen]

Share any/all of the following: What most inspired me in the course? What have I learned about myself in the process? What do I wish for my fellow students in their spiritual development?

inspired me the most: the correction in me also corrects a part in others.
what I have learned about myself: that I still mix spiritual growth with earthly life.
what do I wish for my fellow students: hope they all succeed in the path of Kabbalah

 

[Helen]

are the 613 mitzvot of Kabbalah same as what are taught in Judaism?

[Helen]

I want to consciously correct myself, instead of the path of pain.

[Helen]

wow, this first sounds like nonsense, now it starts to make sense. initially I thought the reason to have a spiritual life is to help us live in this world like the Creator. that was a naive thought isn’t it?  I guess what you are saying is that though learning Kabbalah, we work on our desires, which often are very hidden, require self-analysis, while we are correcting our inner desires, not necessarily we apply that to this world because it would “kill” us.  But, wouldn’t this also mean that we are a fake good person? We know what good to do but we choose to not do it in real life? I thought practicing Mitzvot is very important?  thank you Instructor!

[Author]

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