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What most inspired me in the course? The quote “There isn’t a blade of grass that doesn’t have an angel above it that strikes it and tells it “grow”. The Creator shows us the good environment and now gives us the free will to choose to share and care for others instead of just thinking about ourselves.
What have I learned about myself in the process? I did not find the Wisdom of Kabbalah by chance; I’m being pulled to this wisdom. I’ve been given the good fortune, shown the good things, given the free will to choose them. Now, it’s my choice to become like the Creator by giving.
What do I wish for my fellow students in their spiritual development?
That peace be upon you, and I wish you true happiness.We would approach societal dilemmas with mutual responsibility, caring for the welfare, health and happiness of others as an extension of ourselves.
How does this dynamic operate? Joining a group of like-minded people with points in the heart, enabling integration of the different facets of our personalities to help build a Kli to receive the divine light which allows us to repair the world.
What does supporting fellow seekers with a spiritual inclination entail? To truly connect with them, loving them as yourself with unconditional love that mirrors the Creator’s selfless giving.How is spreading the wisdom of Kabbalah related to fulfilling my private correction in the general system?
I am in the system and showing it how to correct itself. I help model harmony for the rest of the network that we depend on each other and have to correct the connection between us in order to reveal the Creator.
What does it mean to connect with others? To gather together (in a circle) with a number of friends and begin to connect with each other and support one another in this connection, regardless (by nature we are egoist) of whether or not we have good intentions toward one another or not.
In what desire are we connected? The intention to use our desire to connect with and support others.
