Do you identify some of the effects mentioned in the lesson, with regards to how your social relations affect your health?

[KabU]

Do you identify some of the effects mentioned in the lesson, with regards to how your social relations affect your health?

[Rae]

Yes, definitely! Isolation is completely different from “alone time”. I feel very deeply and loneliness used to be something that would completely overtake me to the point that I “became” this emotional state- and consequently-depressed! Depression nearly killed me and it kills people on the daily. So grateful to be connected and loving life today through the Wisdom of Kabbalah ?

[Peter]

It’s moving to read your responses. Well, I’m pretty much a loner. It’s almost scarry to hear how strong this impact can be. I do not experience it in such a way as the video describes, but I do feel the positive side of it; when I have nice social interactions I definately feel more energetic.

[Reinaldo]

I can relate for sure.

I was negleted by my parents when a child and that developed in a depression where I didn’t see any reasons to live. But I’m better now, thanks God.

[Elma]

Hello. I’m Maria. I know the feeling of rejection and best is to keep away from those that affect me. But now I have realized not to do the same to others”. To be very careful not to show rejection.

[Seraphim]

Absolutely! As the pastor of a church I can affirm that it is only through profound, spiritual connection that we can ever know each other as the only means through which we might encounter the Divine.

[Carlien Bokhorst-Busstra]

It is a new thought for me, it surprised me. I am more looking at others around me, than at myself, who are ill and alone. And I am thinking: can just making them feel less lonely heal them?

[Author]

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