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To perceive reality from the perspective of the Creator, we can sense that the only thought of the Creator is to bestow goodness and fill His creation with delight through Kabbalah. If we can only sense this thought then life as we live it will be far much joyful and we would also change ourselves to be like Him to fill others with delight altruistically and to satisfy the Creator.
My goal is to seek for answers to questions that lingers on my mind. The perrenial questions such as: Who am I? What am I doing here and what is the purpose of my life? There is more to life than what I am experiencing now. And what would that be? In this life of fleeting feelings of pleasure and pain surely there is a way to be in a state of everlasting happiness. To be on that path is to know the source of such. Therefore I intend to know that source and how to dwell with it.
I think that with the realization of the “thought of Creator” that everything (Creation) was created to be filled with absolute delight and be in oneness with Him.
Nothing in this world could make us feel the Creator, unless and until we have that desire to truly know and realized Him through the wisdom of Kabbalah. Then we can correct ourselves through the proper way of reception of the wisdom and practice it.
The previous course defined who I truly am, why do I act this way; and that there is only One Power in this world and beyond except “The Creator”, there’s none else.
We fall in this “lowest” of the worlds to know that to have some form of corrections in order to be like the Creator again, to have the desire to be like Him again. I have learned that there is no free will in this world. The only free will we have is when we develop within us the true desire to be in equivalent form with Him.
I expect the succeeding course would give us the view on how to attain the goal of being in equivalence in form and the process of correcting ourselves to attain it.
1. What most inspired me in the course?
This course is so inspiring and so informative that it gives you a certain forceand awe to drive you to pursue it just like a prodigal son looking for answers regarding his purpose and meaning of his life. This course has given me a new insight, a new outlook, a new reason to move on and discover the wonders of this life and that we are greater than we think we are.
2. What have I learned about myself in the process?
I have learned that I am egoistic by design and not only that that we have a Creator who created us so lovingly that whose sole purpose was to fill us with unbounded delight. We fall down to this lower world and experienced sufferings with no sensation of the upper world where we came. But through the wisdom of Kabbalah there is a way for us to go back to our true form. This is who we truly are.
3. What do I wish for my fellow students in their spiritual development?
The group of fellow students in the path of unfolding this very rare wisdom, a very precious gift by the Creator and by the Kabbalist before us, I wish in my heart that I would be able to contribute to their spiritual development much as I have learned so much from them. How I wish this oneness between fellow student and teachers give us so much knowledge, inspiration and zeal to attain our desire to be one with the Creator.
