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Hi, What is the definition of a Kabbalist (or sometomis it even says „true“ Kabbalist in the texts)? And how does it differ to saying „and advanced student“ of Kabbalah? Sometimes tect speak of the one, and then the other… Thank you 🙂
How do Kabbalistis/advances Kabbalistic students balance out the switches between being connected versus disconnected? It seems like the higher you rise up, the lower you will fall – in order to grow that vessel. Or is there a point, when you dońt get disconnected anymore ( I mean, while still being alive of course).
I am starting to get more internally involved with the aspects of connection versus disconnection and the effects that has..,., rather than just building new knowledge… itś a different process now. Therefore, for me it is a new, even if challenging, step. I think Íd really like to start with practical work at some point now… I feel that necessarily needs to be the next step for me in my understanding… and probably only then will I know where exactly I am heading…
I would like to understand how to give that aspect of group work in Kabbalah the right amount of faith, trust and give it the right space… and to grow above previous group experiences.
The past course was inspiring in that some of the theory seemed to become more „hands on“. The section on real prayer was very inspiring. For this course, I hope to learn some of the theory into practice in order to understand more about the one force, and how to work with it.
It inspires me to feel how we are all connected, and how we have to overcome that disparity of feeling „just very human“ versus „part of creation“. It inspires me in general to understand that it’s all there… that the light is there all the time, and that it’s a journey to learn to attain it, to feel it, and to connect to it…I wish everyone who is discovering this to lose some of their fear of going into the wrong direction….
