[Mira]

Both classes 1& 2 were great foundational blocks to built on.  Teachers were easy to understand  and videos were such a great visual aid.  I am a visual learner. More of a listener than a speaker.

I have always been nature oriented person ( growing my herbs and making tinctures and remedies)  observing wonders of creation and Kabbalah  teaches me that my inner thoughts and desires ( inner environment)  directly affects the ” outer environment” or our physical world. This new understanding  allows  me to experience the Divine directly within the natural world.  Everything is interdependent.

[Mira]

I have been reading Kabbalah books for few years, but never felt like I was “getting it” until studying this course. Everything clicked. It’s fit like puzzle pieces. Books I read before were not authentic and not even educational but generic ” tree of life” explanation. I have accumulated large collection of books.  Never getting to ” the meat of the true meaning”of what I was searching for. Never approaching how to reach the goal.

Now I get what is the purpose of Kabbalah and how I have to change myself to climb higher to attain my goal.

I often stop and pause before acting or doing something spontaneously.  There is still a lot to learn but my path is heading in the right direction.

[Mira]

To understand my inner self better.

[Mira]

Thanks, that concept is the hardest for me to wrap my mind around.

[Mira]

Is helping someone financially   toward medical bills  considered a  bestowment? Is it part of climbing up the ladder of correction? Help is spontaneous with no attachments. I do not want that person to suffer.

[Mira]

Moving past ” what’ in it for me”. Moving past linear time.

[Author]

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