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- September 15, 2024 at 12:38 pm EDT in reply to: Preparation Question: What do you expect from the lesson? What do you desire to achieve from it? #387637
Logynn
ParticipantMy world seems to get a lot better when I am studying. I’d like to see that expand outward even more, to all I see.
September 9, 2024 at 1:25 pm EDT in reply to: Introduce yourself to your fellow students. Write a few words about yourself and about what you expect from the course. #386981Logynn
ParticipantI took these courses in 2008 and 2009. I studied and watched the daily lesson almost every day for a year. I read most of the books, except the Zohar, which seemed completely opaque to me at the time.
My life changed very dramatically after that, to the point that I didn’t have time to study or follow the lessons at all. But I have always felt just as connected to what I learned. That never diminished. I can’t even recall how I thought of the world before I learned Kabbalah here. I had a sense I had learned everything I would ever need to know, and nothing since then has shaken that.
But recently I have been drawn to read the Zohar, which I have owned all this time, but never thought I would be able to understand it. I picked it up again a few months ago. I have been reading it every day. And everything that seemed opaque to me before has become transparent. It makes sense now.
Y’all must have done a lot of work and I absorbed it somehow. 😉
I would like to re-approach the groups and the lessons with this new point of view, and that is why I am here.Logynn
ParticipantI took these courses in 2008 and 2009. I studied very intensely and watched the daily lesson almost every day for a year. I read most of the books, except the Zohar, which seemed completely opaque to me at the time.
My life changed very dramatically after that, to the point that I didn’t have time to study or follow the lessons at all. But I have always felt just as connected to what I learned. That never diminished. I can’t even recall how I thought of the world before I learned Kabbalah here. I had a sense I had learned everything I would ever need to know, and nothing since then has shaken that.
But recently I have been drawn to read the Zohar, which I have owned all this time, but never thought I would be able to understand it. I picked it up again a few months ago. I have been reading it every day. And everything that seemed opaque to me before has crystallized. It makes perfect sense now.
Y’all must have done a lot of work and I absorbed it somehow. 😉
I would like to re-approach the groups and the lessons with this new point of view, and that is why I am here.
– Logynn
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