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For me, freedom will be my cleaving to the creator. Once I can let go of this attachment to the material and embrace the will of G-d; becoming one with him, rising above my egoism and achieving a state of equivalence of form with the G-d, then my time in this material reality will conclude, I will no longer need to return here and this for me is true freedom.
Shalom
I do not know how to feel that the entire reality is of the G-d. My intellect has always had me believing the truth of this but I have never felt it within my heart… however my whole life has been about trying to connect with this on a deeply personal level and I think this is why I have come to study Kabbalah.
I too have had “points of light” guiding me throughout my life and I believe that all have led me here to KabU and the study of Kabbalah. I wish for you to have a deepening and wonderful experience in your studies.
Shalom
Phil
My best experience from the first semester is that I am not alone in my desire to discover the true meaning of life. That there is a large community of people, most I have noticed are around my age, who deeply desire to become one with the creator and like me are looking for the methodology that can achieve this state of being. As I move forward in the study of Kabbalah I expect to see and learn and feel more of the same excitement I acquired from the first semester.
Shalom.
1) The idea that I do in fact have some control over the life I live here, that it is not simply a live of misery and hell, that there is a way in which I can grow and evolve beyond that which I have been since my birth into this reality, and that is the awakening of the “point in the heart”, that guides one to desire something more than what we presently have and understand.
2) That despite the idea that I have a level of knowledge and understanding, I still however know nothing at all and that the acquisition of the wisdom of the G-d is still very distant for me. However I have learned that all this ugly ego within me can be changed into alturism if I only choose to do what is neccesary to make those changes within myself.
3) The fact that there are many people looking for and coming to Kabbalah has inspired me because I have the same motivations as all the other follks who are investigating Kabbalah and I certainly wish that each of us as an individual, but more importantly as a community of beings, can discover and achieve the equivalence of form with one another and with the Creator.
