[Margaret]

I have realised more about egoism and what it really is. This has also made me more aware of my own egotistic desires and how I need help to overcome these desires. By doing so, I look forward and am inspired to be in service to more people, as I progress within Kabbalah.

I wish to thank Julian and everyone else involved in this course for all of their efforts in imparting this wisdom.

[Margaret]

The action of bestowal would be triggered, and since Love is unselfish, the connections between people would be wholly positive. Everybody’s approach would be based on putting the needs of others before their own. The world would pulsate with love, combined with all that is good. It would be the most beautiful place to be. I don’t think words can do justice to this new way of being and living.

[Margaret]

By opening our hearts and by loving our neighbours (friends/colleagues/co-workers) as ourselves. We help others with the point in the heart by not allowing our ego to take charge, especially if we feel upset by something someone says. We need to remain focused on our united desire to connect with the spiritual realm and not allow ourselves to be distracted.

[Margaret]

Through studying Kabbalah, so that we can apply what we learn in our everyday lives. I am learning to scrutinise myself more and more, so that I may look at how better I can focus on the act of bestowal, particularly within my daily relationships eg. love my neighbour as myself.

[Margaret]

It means for us to emulate how our Creator acts towards us, so that we can behave selflessly towards our fellowmen and women, putting them before us.

[Margaret]

I want to know and feel the Light, so I can develop and grow within it by bringing love and compassion into every aspect of my life and my relationships. I wish to achieve a much closer relationship with the Light and our Creator in this semester through the practical application of Kabbalah.

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