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By simply recognising that the Creator is the Life Force behind the whole of existence for all levels of beingness, including human, animate, inanimate and vegetative life.
I think the biggest effect upon me was the realization that I can learn so much just through observing Nature. It has been very humbling for me and I can’t wait to delve into Part II. Thank you again for the study materials.
I have been inspired by all of the KabU Teachers. However, I have found the extemporaneous teaching style of Tony, in which he combines his knowledge, gentleness of delivery and sincerity to encapsulate the wisdom of Kabbalah. By this I mean that I would often listen to Tony’s video’s several times and each time I would glean more knowledge and understanding in so many different ways, which I have found to be inspirational and spiritually uplifting.
About myself, I have learned that I have a long journey ahead of me, but that instead of taking the world of nature and spirit for granted, that I need to grow in gratitude for everything that our Creator has bestowed upon me.
I would hope that my fellow students will continue on this magnificent journey with a similar new found sense of unity and wholeness that I have discovered.
My understanding is that we need to develop a strong yearning through our thoughts and prayer to connect with the Upper Force, which must demonstrate not only how much we want to be with this Force, but ultimately how much we want to be like our Creator (the equivalence of form). By doing this, our thoughts, words, and deeds will mutually align with the Upper Force.
Hello from Switzerland,
I wish for all my fellow students to progress their desire in the heart to connect with our Creator, in the same way as I feel that desire. Perhaps we can rebuild the collective soul of mankind by frequently reading the sacred texts of the Kabbalah to ignite the point in our hearts, so that the light within each vessel grows and through correction, we connect and help as many people as we can within each of our individual worlds?
Hi Seth.
Thank you very much for your reply. I love the way in which you explain “faith”, as being more of an attainment than a belief. Also, your example of going on a difficult hike was very enlightening, too. I will spend some time integrating your response. I really appreciate your taking the time to answer my question.
Kind Regards
Margaret
