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  • Paul R
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    First, acknowledge that we are designed with a will to receive.  Second, we must be aware that our will to receive can be transformed from a will to receive for selfish purposes, (egoism), into a desire to receive with the intention to share with others, (altruism).  When the point in the heart begins to be awakened, we will eventually be brought to the realisation that our desire is to express the Creator’s desire to share with us.  As this awareness matures and deepens, we can naturally begin to interact cooperatively with the upper force.

    Paul R
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    May we all integrate the Desire to Bestow into our own individual manifestations of the Desire to Receive so that we each, individually, will find that our own individual fulfillment will be transformed in a way that serves to bring about the manifestation of the Creator’s plan for our fulfillment, both   individually and collectively.

    Paul R
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    The interconnection of the upper and lower worlds, and the understanding of how this current world in which I live my daily life is a world of consequences, and how the upper world is the world of causes is amazing.  To learn to deal with life on the level of the world of causes, (the world of “ROOTS”), is what I desire to do.  To understand that our intention is so important is a liberating concept.  I am so very grateful for this opportunity to study with KabU.  Thank you for making these studies available.

    Paul R
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    In retrospect, I can see how multi=layered patterns of events throughout my life, (many of which involved various degrees of suffering), led me to this point of beginning this study of Kabbalah.  Back in the 1990’s I was asked by an Eastern Orthodox priest whether or not I would be thankful if God would send me “the blessing of suffering,” (To this day the whole idea of “redemptive suffering” has never much made sense to me.)   My reply to the priest went something like this: “Everything effect has a cause.  I want to be blessed with the wisdom not to set in motion the causes of suffering in the first place.”  It is becoming apparent to me that I am very well being drawn to Kabbalah to learn how to live from the level of causes, the root level.  I am very thankful and grateful for this opportunity!

    Paul R
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    Greetings, Everyone!

    Wow!  I am now at the end of my second week of this study. and I must say that I am really enjoying everything about the course, the structure, the format, the way the information is presented, the resources, etc.  The way in which the evolution of “will-to-receive” is presented makes so much sense, and explains so much of how I have experienced my own life.  And, I am sensing a great deal of “connection” within myself.  I have studied many different philosophies, meditation practices, etc., including studies with other Kabbalistic schools, but I did not feel that the A-B-C levels had ever been completely explained.  Now, with KabU I feel this is happening, and I am absolutely delighted!  Thank you for making this teaching available!  Be well and be blessed!  All the best!

    Paul

    Paul R
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    We want the study of Kabbalah to lead us to the perception of the reality beyond the five senses, (where the perception is limited by the will to receive). into the perception of the reality beyond the five senses, (where the perception expands to where the will to bestow predominates). and then come to understand how everything in our lives has come to us to facilitate that expansion of our perception.

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