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The light that reforms… it’s always there. It surrounds us. And it shows in our spiritual / love-based connection with others. Therefore, spreading the wisdom of Kabbalah gently, is like opening a door to this light. Therefore, it’s always worth trying, keep in mind and heart to do it without any coercion.
If the workshop is intense, it may lead to feeling really connected and thus really uplifted (that’s at least how it felt to me in the retreat). Anyways, getting back to daily life… it’s a big contrast. And feeling that disconnection afterwards might feel harsh. There was some advice how to prepare before the workshop… Is there any advice on how to go abthis sfter the workshop is finished and the effect fades away?
I am looking forward to the experience, and to unite in this way.. equal and in the intention towards the others. It’s special ❤️
Connecting to others means a different level of energy, and thrive. In terms of a Kabbalistic group itś opening up the door to something new, because the energy that arises from the connection itself is making a difference, and can be very uplifting. In a way if you really connect it means moment of overcoming that loneliness we often feel in our human state. It also means developing a learning environment. It may also mean exposition to different emotions and states reflecting to the relationships to these individuals, or relationship patterns that may be older, and getting a chance to learn by reflecting on that. Finally, a group through its composition of people is a little bit like itś own organism… and while there are common patterns, each group might have some quite unique way of interaction and dynamics.
Hi, in addition to my previous (unfortunately very long…) message, I have been trying to simplify this with a graph, and actually I just wanted to ask if my understanding of this is correct, but either I am not getting this image uploaded or it takes very long and this thread will be spammed with my trials (sorry if so, please delete it…)… Iĺl try once more, but then Iĺl spare you from more attempts…
