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I look forward to learning the tools to experience the transformative power of Kabbalah.

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It means that we realize that the world doesn’t revolve around us. That there is more happiness in giving than there is in receiving. That it is our joy to be like our Creator, who loves to give.

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I hope to learn the actual practice that lead to the many insights that have been shared. What does it mean to practice Kabbalah?

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I am having trouble with the idea that, as Michael Laitman says, “what happens inside you is how you experience the world outside you.” This obviously does not feel true and everyone would laugh at the idea. Can you please point to some reading that you think will help convince me that this is true? I need to be convinced. I need help with this. Right now it sounds unscientific, unreal. I appreciate your help and guidance. Thank you.

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The previous courses have answered some basic questions, but I am hoping that this course will actually show us the practice of Kabbalah that resulted in the insights we have learned about.

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I love the general principles of the need to become like the Creator, by living an altruistic life, a desire to bestow, to love our neighbor as ourselves. These serve as guides to help us live our lives.

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