[Tiffany]

Connection with others is the annulment of one’s self to see and appreciate others, their desires, and their spiritual needs. More simply stated, love your friend as yourself. Then, through this connection, we can attract the Light that Reforms and draw nearer to the Creator, and deepen our collective desire to be like the Creator.

[Tiffany]

Through the texts and teachings in this week’s lesson we can continue to build upon the fundamentals of Kabbalah to prepare us for our work in a ten.

[Tiffany]

In the previous course, I learned why the Ten are essential to spiritual development in addition to an understanding of what prayer is and is not.
After reviewing the syllabus for this course, I’m looking forward to learning how to work within a group of ten to attract the light that reforms, as well as learning about the incredible Kabbalah Congress experience.

[Tiffany]

If people were connected according to the spiritual law of love, issues would be resolved through a collective desire, one for the other, allowing humanity to evolve toward the equivalence of form with the Creator. Problems would be viewed constructively with the primary aim of helping people with their corrections.

[Tiffany]

To advance myself toward spirituality through helping others, I need to direct my intentions and my love toward the needs of my friend(s) in the Ten; in doing so I receive to bestow and attract the light that reforms.

[Tiffany]

We can fortify our connection with the illuminating force by creating an environment that fosters spiritual growth (connection with a group), reading authentic Kabbalah texts, and learning from our teacher.

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