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Seth, Thank you for your explanation. What comes to mind though is when I feel intense love for my partner and I feel with all my heart I only want to give I feel this is a spiritual experience. Am I not understanding something here? I understand though that it’s a long study process to understand Kabbalah.
Joel
Thank you for your explanation. What comes to mind though is when I feel intense love for my partner and I feel with all my heart I only want to give I feel this is a spiritual experience. Am I not understanding something here? I understand though that it’s a long study process to understand Kabbalah.
I just watched this lesson again fully and I definitely think I understand it better. I’ll take the test again and see if I do better than the one correct answer I got the first time around. 🙂
To add to my statement above when I went to the Vipassana 10 day silent retreat their teach was that the goal was to become equanimous and not react to both craving the feeling of pleasure when sitting in meditation and also not to react to the feeling of aversion to any discomfort but to just observe what was going on in body and mind. I relate this to the part of the lesson about sitting and moving to find comfort.
I am watching this week’s lesson again to get a better understanding. I did not do well on the test. I want to feel the lesson in myself and not just think of the answers in my thoughts. I’ve also tried to understand truth and reality through Vipassana Meditation. When I feel I can be giving and be free to give 100% without expectation of reward or receiving back then that is reality or one great part of reality. I will continue to listen to this lesson though and try to fill in the missing pieces in my lack of understanding this lesson.
