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I hope to make progress in understanding the mechanisms on how to receive to bestow on a day to day level.
The last course made it clear to me that all this is attainable and the time will be well spent. My expectations for the next segments of the course is to have a deeper understanding on how to put this knowledge to practice in a day to day situation (meaning living the teaching). I want to learn how to love unconditionally for real.
What impressed me the most about this course is that it is science and it can be done if the desire is strong enough. I am realizing that once you taste Kabala all other teachings on consciousness is on a lower level and not complete. It seems that Kabala has the capability to take you all the way home. I desire to stay with this teaching no matter what and, I wish that for my follow students also.
I had an experience in an energy point holding workshop in my past. An 18 year old girl who worked and ate only McDonald’s food came to the work shop on a stretcher. Her options were to have her inside removed and use a bag and never eat solid food again or die.
After the third and last day of the workshop she was still on the stretcher and getting sicker. The facilitator had 7 people hold the sick girl’s energy point; the circle behind those held on to their shoulders. I was on the last row 6.
I closed my eyes and I politely asked God to heal that child. I quote “Please God heal this child” 3x with lots of feelings in my heart. After repeating that I felt like dizzy, high, I don’t know but I was definitely in a different state of consciousness. Something told me open your eyes. I opened my eyes and I saw a dark shimmering cloud lifting from the sick girl towards me. The same voice again said vomit, and I did. To everyone’s surprise the sick girl got up and went to the toilet for the first time in a long long time. She was healed.
Question is the above true story a form of love thy neighbor as you love yourself?
Does an empaths naturally tend to care for others before they care for themselves? Those are usually the housewives who usually regret their good actions later in life I think (just my opinion).
