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I learned about the concepts and goal of Kabbalah and I expect to learn some practices that will help me start to work with the perspective of “love thy neighbor as thyself”

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What most inspired me was that there is a process to begin to correct oneself.  I’ve learned that I am more egotistical than I thought and that i wish for my fellow students to have amazing insights that lead to equivalence of form with the creator.

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To correct myself

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In order to perceive and connect to the creator through my connection with others so that I can bring joy to the creator.

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Freedom is the point with in that is connected to the formless and boundless.  It’s an internal space of being that you “come from” and it is separate/holy meaning that it exists free/independently from the outside shells that we perceive with our 5 senses.  The light from above is the only thing that can awaken this point of really knowing this quality of bestowal.

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I think it’s to keep that in mind, “there is none else besides Him”, it helps us to open up a much larger perspective instead of viewing things from the “me-ego”, when we keep this in mind, we start to see the gift behind things that we may have taken for granted.

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