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Hi, I’m Zach. I live in Florida and am originally from California. I’m expecting from this course to get a Kabbalistic perspective of the development of humanity up to this point and what the future holds as well as an understanding of how we are capable of shaping humanity’s future with the science of Kabbalah.
It means to view reality without a desire to receive for oneself. In other words, to view reality from the perspective of bestowal. It also means to view reality as having been completed in the thought of creation.
Hi Sheila, I appreciate your input. What you said about thanking the Creator for your obstacles is particularly eye opening for me. Looking at my self doubt as something the Creator placed in my path so that I will have to overcome it, will help me draw closer to Him.
Thank you for sharing your experience and perspective with me and I wish you all the best as you continue your studies.As I study I am constantly shifting from states of feeling motivated and encouraged and that I am understanding the material to states of discouragement and confusion and feeling like maybe I don’t have that point in the heart and  should just give up. I often feel these shifts several times during the same study session. I’ve been studying for about 2 months. Is it normal to have so much self doubt and go through such wild swings in my emotional state?  Did you have similar experiences in the beginning and if so, how were you able to get past them?
