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I feel there is a structure of energy and forces, a design underpinning, permeating reality. I cannot understand, imagine or grasp what it might be. It is totally beyond my frame of reference, although I desire to know it. Without unduly limiting it by definition, I am trusting the wisdom of Kabbalah to provide some guideline of understanding without it becoming “the finger pointing at the moon.’ I hope the course will become the first candle in the darkened room of my perception.
If we were just given it, it would be like everything else we are given as a freebee, hence eventually not appreciated in its fullest context. We have to develop ourselves to the fullest potential in order to be like the Creator.
(Hi, Xavier)
My name is Jim. I have recently completed the Four Foundation courses, joined the Graduate group and attended The European Congress/Retreat (still mentally and emotionally getting to grips with that). For me this is the logical next step. I like a sweeping overview which this course would seem to provide. I like Gianni’s clarity. Let’s go!
This course, indeed all four courses, has taken me to a level of understanding, and hopefully practice now, of which I had little conception. Indeed, I do feel this is a red pill/blue pill moment.
I feel inspired by the concept of having a raised perspective on life, beyond scraping out an unfulfilling life journey.
However, the idea of going beyond my ego, being a group ‘mother,’ a lubricant, a facilitator, an example to others is very scary. Not thinking primarily of ‘myself’ but attempting to ‘be’ that supportive connection for others. Am I up to it?
What do I wish for others? …That my inadequacies and weaknesses will be the opportunity and vehicle for them to start climbing the ladder.
Thank you, Julian and all the course teachers.
Such profound responses which I can only repeat in the words of another here ‘Through asking the creator to help us and fill us with his light. We must also join with other points in the hearts, which is why the group is so important.’
