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I understand that science can never explain everything, yet the knowledge from science is part of the foundation of my spiritual journey.
The first lesson I learned in kindergarten was to share. I’ve learned a lot of things since but that one lesson I learned at age 5 has stuck with me. I’ve tried to share as much as possible in my life.
One thing that used to upset me tremendously is when I give to someone and they don’t express gratitude. Sometimes they have even attacked me after I have been completely generous with them. In the past, this has made so bitter, I removed myself from society.
I am wondering about my original intention in all those gifts where I expected gratitude. The bitterness has lifted and been replaced with forgiveness. I have never intentfully thanked the Creator for the abundance in my life, and my life itself. I hope that’s something I can improve on through learning Kabbalah. I really am so very thankful.
I hope Kaballah teaches me the steps to come ever closer to the Creator’s reality, which is infinity.
Hi, I’m Karim. I just enrolled in the Introductory Course to Kabbalah, and saw there were some additional courses. This course intrigued me, as I try to augment my understanding of Kabbalah.
Why was it decided in 1995 that it was time to reveal Kabbalah to the world? I’m so grateful they did. I’m an accountant and having a structure to explore my spiritual nature is such a gift. Thank you.
