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I’m glad to have the opportunity soon, to work within a group of like-minded friends. I have a tendency of wanting to help a bunch of people who are friends & family but not Kabbalah students, and after a while I feel that they distance themselves from me. Does this happen to many of us? And how should it best be addressed? Are we not responsible to dessiminate as much as possible? How is dessimination compatible with avoiding coercion?
I think our instructor Julian was particularly effective at explaining complex concepts simply. I integrated the concept of the creation of the vessel with the use of the positive/negative idea and visual representation better than ever before. I’ll likely watch the videos a second time since I find I usually integrate more the second time. In fact, I’ll also be re-reading books and blogs. I loved to hear from Rav Leitman, that we are privileged to have been called by the creator to reconnect spiritually, and am grateful to have the opportunity of being of service to other like-minded friends on the way.
I think our instructor Julian was particularly effective at explaining complex concepts simply. I integrated the concept of the creation of the vessel with the use of the positive/negative idea and visual representation better than ever before. I’ll likely watch the videos a second time since I find I usually integrate more the second time. In fact, I’ll also be re-reading books and blogs. I loved to hear from Rav Leitman, that we are privileged to have been called by the creator to reconnect spiritually, and am grateful to have the opportunity of being of service to other like-minded friends on the way.
Progessing Spiritually, self-correction, and reciprocal connection with others provide me with immense joy.
