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I am very happy to be here and learn with all these amazing souls with awakening points in their hearts. I want to learn more about how to apply what we’ve learned so far in everyday life.
I loved all that I learned about Kabbalah, since I had no previous knowledge of it at all. I love how it all makes sense, even though sometimes it’s hard to understand with the mind, but the heart recognizes the truth, and it feels so light and open.
I am looking forward to continuing,  and experiencing Kabbalah in action.I think to see everything from the perspective of the Creator, is to see the bigger picture. To see the connectedness of everything. To see the Truth of who we are and the potential for correction from egoistic being to benevolent one.  The Creator’s perspective of reality is not limited to 5 senses, therefore it sees the true reality.
How exactly do we bestow on the Creator?  If He created us to receive joy, pleasure, and abundance, would it be pleasing to Him to know that we appreciate even the so-called hardships, knowing that there is always the Upper Light that is given to us?  Bestowing on others does not mean we deny ourselves. Once I always keep in mind the intention of my thoughts and actions, I can see whether I act from pure ego and receive only for myself, or whether it is also good for others.  Am I understanding it right? As I read the texts and listen to the lessons, my heart and soul feel the light, but my head wants to understand.
And it is said that our environment is what we can choose; everything else is predestined by the Creator. So, what can we do if we are in an environment that is not at all interested in spiritual advancement? For example, my family. I cannot just abandon them because it’s not the right environment. And at the same time, I know that even my family is exactly what I need to have the desire for spirituality.
