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Before I went into The Kabbalah, I was depressed and anxious of what the world was changing into over these last few years, Now that I have started with the course and understood where we are heading, I have regained my confidence in where we are headed. I have learned to be more forgiving and loving to our neighbours and fellow citizens, and although still learning the Danish language, I am becoming more comfortable in this new country. New friends and colleagues within our course are all joining up to wish a good understanding and to reach our understanding with the Creator.
To connect with the upper force and act with it mutually, one would need to control ones ego whereby changing ones intention from receiving to bestowel, using our connection with our colleagues with continued love and the wish of connection to the Creator.
What blew my mind during the last weeks tuition is the relationship between Adam’s “ Raziel the Angle” written 5780 years ago, Abraham’s “Book of Creation” written 3800 years ago, “Moses’s The Bible” written 3200 years ago, Rabbi Shimon Bar Yochai’s” “The Zohar” written 1800 years ago, The Ari – Etz Hayem’s “Tree of Life” written between 1534-1572 and Baal Hasulan’s “The study of the 10 Seferot” written before 1954, all these documents can be attributed to the same soul carried down from Adam. Thus highlighting the process of reincarnation.
I wish that all within our group have now a greater understanding of the wisdom of the Kabbalah, that we can all work together to rebuild our collective soul and become a vessel for the light. In this manner we can praise our Creator and relish in his and our love for everyone.
After 53 years of working on board of merchant ships, travelling world wide, sharing experiences with many different multinational seafarers, open to all forces of nature and visiting so many different countries in the world, nothing compares to what I am encountering in the last few weeks of studying the Kabbalah. I am amazed by what has now been opened to us. My life has changed considerably, and looking forward to further study .
