[ilse]

What blew my mind is that the most important goal is to connect, and not to learn things.

[ilse]

We have the desire to “really” connect and feel the other, and in doing so, revealing the Creator.

[ilse]

To start the practical work.

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I read here again in one of the recommended reading documents, that kabbalists have a particular view on eastern teachings, but i can say that this is not the truth for all teachings. The path that I follow, the path of Self realisation, (not the little self, but the real Self), doesn’t diminsh desires, but transforms them (“corrects” them if you want), just as Kabbalah does. Why is there a tendency to generalize all eastern teachings? It irritates me a bit 😉

• This reply was modified 7 months ago by ilse.
• This reply was modified 7 months ago by ilse.
• This reply was modified 7 months ago by ilse.

[ilse]

I want to discover the connection between practical and theoretical kabbalah.

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Can way say that Plato’s allegory of the cave is what Kabbalah is trying to teach us? As long as we are in the cave,  we see only shadows of Reality ?

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