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Getting to walk through the material in the format of a course is another great way to learn this information. I love the many videos you publish to YouTube, but having this material as a course adds a deeper level to it all. It feels more serious, I suppose. However, I learn much from both mediums.
Q: What most inspired me in the course?
A: I am very interested in diving deeper into the partzufim of Kabbalah.
Q: What have I learned about myself in the process?
A: I have learned that this body of work resonates with me and implores me to learn more and more about the ways of Kabbalah. I’ve become more disciplined and morally upright in my day-to-day life. These studies have also made more vivid my appreciation for others. I look forward to growing through the learning and practice of Kabbalah. It feels like I have been searching for this all my life without knowing.
Q: What do I wish for my fellow students in their spiritual development?
A: I wish for discipline and earnest striving for my fellow students.
Is proper study of the Talmud the best instruction on how to reach equivalence of form with the Creator?
How can one be certain of achieving Behina Dalet? If one is to feel these things in order to know them, how can one be certain they are actually feeling the target goal, and not just imagining it, or perhaps feeling commonplace euphoria rather than the actual attainment?
