[Susan]

My best experience from the previous course was the concept of freedom from fear in a religious context. I lived under the perception that I controlled whether or not my life would lead me to heaven or hell. I hope to gain fresh knowledge by my further studies in the wisdom of Kabbalah.

[Susan]

What most inspired me is how very little I knew about mankind and our purpose in this life. I’ve learned that I’m absolutely incapable of fixing anything, and that I’m totally dependent on the Creator for everything, which I find a deep comfort in knowing that I can trust and know that everything that happens in my life is good and has a purpose no matter the situation, good or evil. The Creator has a purpose that always ends with perfection. I wish for my fellow students to enjoy their lives and find complete fulfillment in knowing the love of the Creator through their studies in the wisdom of Kabbalah.

[Susan]

By studying and learning the wisdom of Kabbalah.

[Susan]

What was the purpose of man’s flesh being created?

[Susan]

I hope, as mentioned in the introduction, that you will know the program that works in you, and that you will completely trust in it. My wish is that you become compassionate toward developing the point in the heart that exists within you, and to be conscious of the momentousness of the collective soul.

[Susan]

My understanding of “attainment” is clearer. The allegory of the cat (knowing what a cat is vs knowing a lot about a cat vs being a cat) was a humorous yet brilliant way of explaining “attainment”.

[Author]

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