[Ale]

I’ve understood and accepted all the suffering I’ve been through since I was born because it made me who I am today and brought me to this point. And now I look back and realize, it wasn’t always all that bad. It’s as if I’m being led or pushed towards a specific purpose. If I get in it’s way, I “suffer”. If I change my perception of the past and the present and question the intention behind my desires, I experience more joy.

[Ale]

Thank you so much. It makes perfect sense now. I wouldn’t want to ruin it for them. I’ll wait. 🙂

[Ale]

Thank you so much. It makes perfect sense. I wouldn’t want to ruin it for them. I’ll wait. 🙂

[Ale]

In my opinion, to one in which we understand from experience that everything that happens is His Will, and that His Will is ultimately good.

[Ale]

Hi everyone. It hasn’t even been a month since I came across KabU content but I do notice an immediate change in perspective about my past. I don’t feel so much regret over the things I didn’t get to do in the past or the time I “wasted” searching everywhere else. I understand now that it was all His plan so that I could arrive here now. So I feel so much self compassion and at the same time I understand that whoever doesn’t feel like this yet, will eventually.

[Ale]

Hi. I just want to know if it’s ok to tell some people about kabbalah even if right now they are not seeking spirituality. Or is it better I allow them to encounter kabbalah when their time is right? I just want to share this like when you’re eating really good chocolate and you go”yummy try this!”

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