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Yes. I agree that there is no objective reality. Everything in my realm is a product of the beliefs I made based on what I perceive through my senses, and project out onto a screen that I watch. They are all electrical signals firing in my neural network, so now I understand when Wayne Dyer said, “You’ll see it when you believe it.” And if I, the observer, affects what is being observed, then I can choose to adjust my perception to witness what I envision! The next step for me then is to be willing to be responsible for what I create. 🙂
Kabbalah is not a religion therefore there is no dogma or restrictions. It is very liberating for me that I don’t have to give up anything that I don’t want to let go, which gives me freedom to let go of my past beliefs to empty my vessel. And that I don’t need to kill my ego. This is good news for me – it’s very inclusive of everything in the Universe being available to me, and that I have free will to choose anything/everything/nothing.
Hello my name is Ed and I am a life-long seeker of the spiritual nature that surrounds us, and what my role is in being part of all-that-is. Like the age-old question of Why am I here? I am interested in learning more about the ancient wisdom that is the Kabbalah. I want to delve deeper than the superficial levels that I could perceive through my physical senses, and what the material world can offer, and the fleeting nature of desire wanting fulfillment. What does it mean to be human, and how I can rise above my “machinery” to evolve into a more understanding and compassionate being.
What I expect from the course is to learn the fundamentals of the teachings that would start my journey into using the wisdom it will bestow upon me so I can know myself – Who am I?
