Forum Replies Created
- Replies
Yes yes, I agree, my desirre is the only reason why I do anything at all… It is so true!
But. My desirre for new courses weakens more and more by every repetition of the things I learned in Kabbalah revealed…
I am I the only one feeling this way?
All change must come from within.
I am totally on board with what the Kabbalists say about reality, that is no percieved reality outside the observer, however I do not believe that timetravel is possible. I NEED to believe that nature/The creator forbid it, and therefore is impossible. To me, there are just too many paradoxes and implications in this regard…
Hello Gianni.
I would like to know.
When will we reach the graduate program? When all courses in KabU are completed?
Thank you.
We can draw in the Light by reading authentic Kabbalistic texts and try understand them more so through our hearts than through our minds.
Study with other people and finding the right teacher/teachers.
By tuning in to the frequenzy of wholeness. I know the tools for that are many. I had an experience of it as a child, starreing at a butterfly for what felt like a long long time, wondering what it was like to be him/her, why it was here (in the world) and why I could see it. After some time I felt amizing, it felt like we were one and the same and I forgot myself and everything else and just stayed in that sensation. I have only had that feeling 5 times in my adulthood. 3 times in nature doing the same thing, and 2 times playing my guitar. Now, the experiences I have had playing the guitar was not quite the same, it did feel like I was in another realm, only I did not experience it as me and my guitar was one and the same but rather like what was “comming out of me” wasn’t comming FROM me. It is almost unreal. I guess it is simmilar (if not the same) to what some people experience during meditation or what Zen Archers really aim for.
