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My sister has cautioned me to be careful studying Kabbalah. She said it can be dangerous. A few months ago, she saw I had the Tree of Life as my screensaver on my phone. She said she spent 9 months studying it. She is a Yeshivat Shuva graduate, teaches Torah classes and has been a guest speaker at many conferences. We are not Jewish and were raised Baptist, Christian, and Pentecostal. She and my mother have been Messianic Jews for about 15 years now. She said some who study it die young. I haven’t told her about KabU. I know she understands it but I’m not sure she feels it…if that makes sense. Is there danger in studying Kabbalah? If so, are there any red flags we should be on the lookout for?
Seth, I don’t fully comprehend but I guess that is expected because if I did I wouldn’t be here. Thanks for your help.
…does the desire to bestow lead to the will to bestow? They are not one in the same, are they? Personal example. I don’t like public speaking or being the center of attention. Yet, I’m involved in my local politics and agreed to become the next president of a organization I belong to. If it’s for the good of the people in my community and I’m asked to do it, I do it. The phrase that runs in my mind and that i tell others is, “it’s not about me.” I am certain i have a desire to bestow and i push past what would keep me from doing that. So, is that my desire to bestow creates in me the will to bestow?
