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What most inspired me most was the process of putting together the pieces of how the group, the text and the teachers all fit into the correct spiritual environment.
I have learned so much about myself and my egoistic desires and how I want to be the opposite. So many revelations about the Creator such as that he is the “good that does good” and “there is no else beside him” are now guideposts for how I try to live my life.
For my fellow students I wish that they found through the work what they were looking for and continue on with the process. I look forward to connecting more with all of them in the future sessions.
Through the ten, the texts, the Rav and KabU we can shift our perspective thereby converting the physical into the spiritual.
How is spreading the wisdom of Kabbalah related to fulfilling my private correction in the general system?
By correcting myself and doing my part I am integrating my soul in with all the other souls who are all trying to achieve adhesion/dvekut with the Creator. If we strive to achieve this goal of equivalence of form with the Creator using the texts, teachers and group, we can reunite into the collective soul. This will set an example and make it easier for the rest of the world to follow.
It means to yearn for true connection with the friends in order to reach the Creator together. Changing our egoistic desires from wanting to receive for ourselves into the desire and intention to bestow to the others….this is what connects us to the Creator. It’s a shared desire and common goal we all wish to attain.
I would like for the light to influence and evolve me in such a way that I feel the other students as greater then myself. I want to transform my egoistic desires to altruistic desires through the minyan. In this semester my desire is that I gain a deeper connection with the Creator through the love of the other students.
