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Hi, I wanted to ask as its the 2nd time that I have heard Rav Laitman speaking in an interview saying that in order to advance in Kabbalah, it is entirely necessary to learn Hebrew. He has made it quite clear on both occasions but I did ask someone about this before and was told its not the case. Can you clear this up for me as the videos I have been viewing in which he refers to this are on your ‘Related’ parts of the semester.
I came to find Kabbalah in a time of great suffering in my life. It seemed to promise answers and some kind of transformation to help me experience life as it was meant to be, with a greater level of upper light. However, I understand faith is necessary, but has anyone attained any higher levels that are living today or are we all having to keep the faith on the writings of those no longer with us. Therefore, isn’t that simply the same as any religion?
I love all the video lessons from the different teachers as well as just reading the several books gradually whilst taking the course. My best experience whilst taking the course was one of a feeling and change of state that occurred in me whilst reading some of the material. At this point, I don’t know if I’m deceiving myself or what but I wish to continue on and experience everything that Kabbalah has to give
I cant pick out any one point about the course, but it all resonates with me, no doubt. Cannot wait to get into groups and feel the connection more potently with like-minded souls on the same path of knowledge and spiritual advancement
I am going to be really open here and state that since studying Kabbalah, I have experienced states of depression but whilst reading some of the recommended reading, I managed to switch my intention from myself and onto other people’s needs and like a switch, the fog of depression seemed to lift. I have been reading Attaining The Worlds Beyond from the beginning as well as doing the course and it talks quite a lot about the ego getting into such states. Is this all part of the experience would you say?
