[Rune T. A.]

Well, I think that to agree with theese results, one has to have felt the joy of giving and/or have to have contemplated a great deal about what it is we call love. In other words, the results must somehow resonate with something inside of us, a part of us if you will, in order to recognize the truth of it.

And if you believe that the universe was a lucky coincidence and that we are nothing but atoms, then the results of the research is almost, if not completely, without consequence to ones perception of life. Even if it had an impact on, say a billionaire’s thought process, then he might begin to give away his wealth to try and gain some personal happiness, only to find that the happiness that stems from his efforts is as fleeting as every other corporeal pleasure.

So the bottom line, to me, must be that without a sense of “some greater purpose to life”, the results of the research can not penetrate through the ego and reach ones heart.

[Rune T. A.]

Hello Gil.

Is there no knowledge of the geometrical structure on Gimel, or did you perhaps forget to put it in the lesson? 😀

[Rune T. A.]

Hahaha, you toy with me and I jump right in. I like it 🙂

Awsome.

You’re welcome.

[Rune T. A.]

Hello Gil.

I am very excited about this course, thank you for providing it.

I have a question about the presentation “Forging of the Hebrew letters”.

In ZA”T you speak the name of and write 9 Hebrew letters, and that’s fine. But in Z”A you speak the name of and write 8 Hebrew letters, but you say that there are 9. I can’t get it to add up.

Is there something I am missing?

Thank you.

[Rune T. A.]

As a child I asked those questions a lot and read many books of “super natural phenomena” and I rember clearly two times I had a feeling of connection with Nature/spirit/something greater than me. The first time I was about 4 or 5 and stared at a butterfly for a really really long time and I sort of drifted away from myself and felt I was one with butterfly and the place we came from. This happend again when I was 21 and had given up the search for answers, I was leying in the grass lawn, belly facing down and my head resting on my hand looking to the left, I realized that there was no way of telling wich blade of grass was the most important one for the lawn as a whole. Again I got a strange sensation of unity and belonging. It took me other people with similar experiences to begin to take those experiences seriously and start exploring “the spiritual”.

[Rune T. A.]

I think I might be. I have witnessed, understood and concluded that speaking about Kabbalah when the opportunity presents itself does not help. So I guess what’s left is to come and study Kabbalah in the Ten.

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