[Julius Lindeberg]

As in all relations; through connecting and interacting.

[Julius Lindeberg]

I wish that you all can feel and sense the connection to all humanity, nature, animals…I wish that you all could feel as being part of one collective soul. I wish that you  could sense the poetry in cosmos.

[Julius Lindeberg]

The experience that everything and everyone is connected and interconnected.

[Julius Lindeberg]

No point in me writing as you formulated the same thoughts as I had. I am thankful for a deeper narrative concerning suffering that might be opening up as the studies continue.

[Julius Lindeberg]

I´ve been reflecting on the word suffering. The way I see it suffering is an indistuingishable part of what it means to be human. Sometimes suffering is meaningful – like when a loved one disappears but new ways of experiencing life is gained, or, another example, grief, which for me serves as a reminder of death. Sometimes though it feels like certain kinds of suffering is meaningless/pointless.

I would like for you (teachers as well as participants) to give me some reflections on suffering in relation to Kabbalah.

Thank you!

[Julius Lindeberg]

A reality beyond egoism.

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