[Scott]

I’m almost 1 year into my study with Kabu (and Kabbalah in general) and the grad section, as well as the entire site has provided an easy to navigate system of learning with the classes well laid out with relevant content. Big UP to Bnei Baruch and Kabu for providing the world with such a system. The teachers are AWESOME and my life has changed for the better because of Kabbalah. I pray for us to never stray from this path and and for the society here to continue strong and growing together forever. Thanks and one love, friends

[Scott]

We make sure to draw from the reforming light by placing the friends before ourselves. Caring for their needs and spiritual attainment before our own.

[Scott]

The Freedom => Influence of the Environment
kabbalahmedia.info/en/sources/4AtF9tGS
This, and related articles, had a profound impact on me because it changed the way I see myself and the world of people around me. Myself and probably most others just take for granted that the reality we see is perceived 100% accurately, but there’s much more to it. Each person sees reality differently, based on their environment because that’s what molds our opinions. We carry the experiences of our parents, grandparents, and even all the people in our environment and this is what builds our perception of everything. It’s interesting how much of nature works in a similar way as well.

[Scott]

If there was a search feature here I’d use it to potentially save the teachers a little time, but I’ve very curious about something. It doesn’t affect my study, but my mind always seeks to have the details of how things came together. I think it may have been mentioned in the hundreds of hours of listening to Kabu videos, but can’t remember.

What language/text was used around 6000 years ago? What did Adam write in, for example?

OR, was wisdom handed down by word of mouth or translated from text and then originals lost?

Thanks,
Scott

[Scott]

Watch the Clip – Relationship to one’s spiritual teacher
Think about the role the teacher has in our spiritual path, and write in a few sentences, what do I have to do in order to “make myself a Rav”

I need to trust the words and guidance of Rav on each of these steps in new territory for me because my current perception of reality and life could easily lead me astray.

Watch clip about Rav from the documentary “into truth”
Share on the dedicated Young Group Forum your impression of Rav after watching this clip

My thought throughout the clip was “I love and appreciate this guy so much” and I could feel the genuine intention behind all he said. I also feel that I can trust him with guiding my soul on this journey.

[Scott]

I’m Scott from Michigan, USA. I’ve learned some Spanish, but wanted to fully dedicate my time to learning whatever language would be most useful to my life. I’m a student of Kabbalah, so I believe Hebrew is a great choice for me. I expect to grow my spiritual knowledge here, by learning to read and understand the original texts.

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