We are students, and the world is seen as a laboratory where we experiment what we have learned through our relationships with others.
The best way to grow spiritually is to join a Kabbalist group to accelerate learning and study.
What do I expect from this course? To dig deeper into the themes mentionned in the course structure and syllabus. To establish a connection between what is taught and our daily relationships with our environment.
The various questions would be adressed in such a way as to seek the will of the Creator in every situation. To apply mutual guarantee towards others on a daily basis and to live in harmony with our environment.
To achieve the ultimate goal is to reveal the Creator in the place where we are with his attributes: altruism and selfless giving. The other is like a reflection in a mirror through which I observe myself to evaluate my progress on the path. He is also me because we ultimately form only one soul. Helping others therefore strengthens our adherence to the Creator and consequently accelerates our progress as well as that of the group.
Like a seed planted in the ground undergoes a transformation to become a plant, the transition is a step towards another level of consciousness. This sometimes involves radical changes that our selfish nature refuses because it is easier to stay in our comfort zone with our habits than to anticipate even inevitable changes. It is a life lesson to learn to trust others for ourselves while thinking of the collective interest beyond our own person, but it is on this condition that we will strengthen the bonds between us and thus create a world in harmony with the laws of nature.